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[Visit the Houston Chronicle at Chron.com]

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New plugins

Search Integrate allows you to add sponsored results to your site search and gain valuable insight into user search behavior.

SweetCaptcha offers a cute and interactive CAPTCHA, consisting of a question the user needs to answer by dragging the correct answer.

Updated plugins

Amazon Tools allows you to retrieve and display Amazon product information in your blog.

Jetpack supercharges your self-hosted WordPress site with the awesome cloud power of WordPress.com.

I’m looking for a bright, motivated individual to join our team as a project manager.

At Crowd Favorite we build cool things for the web. You will join us to enjoy the privilege of working with great clients and a sharp and dedicated team on fun and challenging projects.

$\"Crowd$

The project manager position is a management role – but we have a very flat structure and a collaborative team atmosphere. You will be coordinating with clients to understand their project requirements and to provide ideas and suggestions as to how projects can be improved. At the same time you will coordinate our internal resources to produce top quality work on time. You’ll do all of this while managing expectations on both sides to keep things running smoothly. It’s a challenging role, but you’ll have the support of a talented and experienced team that can really deliver for you.

You should have the following core qualities and experience:

The ability to “get things” quickly. This isn’t a place for the complacent. We enjoy the chance to play with new technology and are always taking on new challenges.
The desire to organize and manage and a willingness to juggle. Each project has its own unique path with challenges that arise throughout. The project manager has key responsibility throughout the project’s entire life cycle.
A general understanding of how web technologies work and interact. We build things from the ground up, we customize, we integrate. You’ll learn something new on each project, but there has to be a solid base to start from.
A willingness to make decisions, even if they end up being mistakes. Mistakes happen, it’s how we learn. The key is to make them with good intentions and to always make new ones.
Excellent communication skills (written and verbal) and an understanding of nuance.
High standards and a willingness to stand up and say so if you believe standards aren’t being met.
You do not need to have prior project management experience.

This position is available immediately in our Denver office, and we are only considering local candidates¹ at this time.

All of this sound good? I hope so, and I look forward to hearing from you.

We are willing to consider candidates who wish to relocate to Denver. [back]

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$\"The$ The following interview is with Neil Pasricha, creator of 1000AwesomeThings.com, powered by WordPress.com, and two-time published author. His second book, The Book of (Even More) Awesome, is out today.
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How did you get the idea to create a blog about 1000 Awesome things? Does your blog help you become a happier person?

NEIL: Well, I was in a pretty rough place when I started the blog. My wife and I were growing further and further apart and my best friend was battling a major depression. When I flipped open the newspaper or turned on the TV it was about melting ice caps, terrible hurricanes, and the collapsing economy.

I started 1000 Awesome Things to try and find a way to cheer myself up. I wanted to find a place where bakery air, snow days, and popping bubble wrap were the most important things in the world.

Over the next couple of years my personal life got worse. My wife told me she didn’t love me anymore. My best Chris took his own life. And in most ways I’m still the same guy – working the same office job in the suburbs, eating the same frozen burritos for dinner, and still needing to go to the gym more.

But in many ways I’ve become happier because I see awesome things everywhere. I hit a string of green lights on my way home from work and think awesome! I flip to the cold side of my pillow in the middle of the night and think awesome! And I think these little daily highs add up to longer term happiness.

Why did you choose WordPress and what have you liked most about using it as a publishing service?

NEIL: Ha ha, I think I literally Googled “how to start a blog” and clicked on the first link!

But my experience with WordPress since that first day has been absolutely incredible. The forums helped me figure out every issue I’ve got (and I’ve had issues!) and whenever I email support they reply right away.

On a bigger note though, I really do think WordPress is changing the world by helping people from all places and spaces communicate their message to the world. Nothing could be more powerful than that.

$\"\"$ How did you get a book deal, and when is your second book coming out?

NEIL: Well let me tell you a crazy story! When I started writing 1000 Awesome Things back in June, 2008 nobody read it except for my mom. Although, the traffic did double when she forwarded it to my dad.

Then I got excited when I emailed it to friends and tens of people started coming each day. Then it become hundreds, then thousands, then millions… and then I got a phone call! And the voice at the other end of the line said “You just won the best blog in the world award!”

Obviously, I thought this was some sort of spammy joke. But I somehow ended up winning the Webby Award for Best Blog in 2009 and got flown to New York to walk a red carpet with Martha Stewart, Jimmy Fallon, and Sarah Silverman.

When I came home there were ten literary agents waiting for me in my inbox asking if I wanted to put together a book. It was a total Julie and Julia moment and it kind of hit me how powerful our little blogging community really is.

The Book of (Even More) Awesome comes out today, April 28th!

Anything else you’d like to share regarding WordPress?

NEIL: Yes! To everyone out there with a WordPress blog: You are awesome! We may never meet, we may never talk, but I completely love, respect, and admire how much passion and energy goes into all of our sites.

Maybe nobody realizes how long we slave over posts, how excited we are when we check our Stats pages, or how fun it is to get a comment from someone we’ve never met. I’ve been feeling these buzzes for two years and they’ve never got old to me. I am so grateful, so proud, and so flattered to be part of this amazing community.

Let’s keep on blogging forever … and let’s always stay strong and stay AWESOME!

Thank you so much for the chat and for those that check it out I really hope you like The Book of (Even More) Awesome.

Thanks Neil!

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With the veil of Internet Explorer 6 now lifted, WordPress will be receiving a major CSS overhaul for version 3.3, and the developers are asking for your help, advice, and opinions.

The goal of the project is not to change the existing design, but to rather consolidate and simplify the existing CSS to allow for easy expansion and alteration in the future.

If you can offer your skills to this project, I’m sure the developers and future WordPress 3.3 users will be much appreciative.

Security update – time to upgrade! While this particular security patch won’t affect all WordPress sites (for example, it didn’t affect this one since I don’t have contributors), I highly recommend upgrading every time a new version comes out. Small upgrades are much easier than big upgrades. Don’t be that poor soul who puts it off and ends up dealing with the aftermath.

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Slim comes with unlimited color options via a powerful admin panel with a built-in color picker. It also has an awesome rotating header image using the Cycle plugin.

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Tabula Rosa is a minimal theme with jQuery gallery implementation, sliding menus, and some other cool stuff.

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Translucent has a smooth and sleek look with very few hard edges and transitions.

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BackupBuddy is plugin shop PluginBuddy’s commercial WordPress backup solution. Just this week it saw a big 2.0 update, after having been released just over a year ago on March 4, 2010. The update brings a number of significant updates to the plugin, including:

Built-in help videos,
Support for Rackspace Cloud Storage,
management of remote Amazon S3, FTP, and Rackspace Cloud backups within the plugin,
manual backups will run in the background,
quick backups on post/page save, and
malware scanning.

Along all the version release fun, PluginBuddy founder Cory Miller shared on Twitter that the BackupBuddy plugin is now active on over 20,000 WordPress sites. Assuming they don’t have a single user with a lot of blogs to back up, it seems BackupBuddy is doing well for them.

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Do you use BackupBuddy for your WordPress site’s backups? If not, what do you use and like? Just please don’t comment saying you don’t back your sites up.

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WordCamp is descending on Raleigh North Carolina again this year, with the main event taking place over the course of two days, May 21 and 22. This year’s speakers were highlighted in an announcement posted by organizer Steve Mortiboy. There are 19 fantastic speakers listed right now, including:

Aaron Jorbin of Clearspring,
Douglas Hanna and John Ford of Automattic,
Chris Jean and Ronald Huereca of iThemes, and
Brad Williams of WebDevStudios

The presentations will be spread over three tracks: one for users, one for super users, and another for developers. Right now there are seven presentations scheduled for each track and WordPress Core Developer Andrew Nacin will be the keynote speaker.

For those looking for more reasons to attend: what more could you want? Candy?

I’m also happy to say that WPCandy will very much be at WordCamp Raleigh, thanks to the generosity of the smart folks behind the recently released Group Deals plugin who are powering WPCandy to attend. Who else will be attending WordCamp Raleigh this year, and what are you most looking forward to?

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There are many ways to utilize the seemingly endless resources of Google in WordPress. The following list includes what I consider to be the most important Google tools, some others nearly every web developer uses, and hopefully even some that you don’t know about yet.

In this post we’ll be looking into 18 Google services and applications, including:

Google Analytics
Goo.gl url shortener
Google Chrome/Developer Tools
Google Website Optimizer
Google Docs
Google Custom Search
Google Maps
Google Reader, and
Google Adsense/Adwords

Google Analytics

$\"Google$

Nearly all website owners use Google Analytics. There are so many resources and cool things you can track with this invaluable tool. Track referrers, clicks, advertising, and a gillion other things. Track one website or a thousand. Target specific content, see where your visitors live, how long they’re on your site, and much, much more. Enough of me, check out these awesome tutorials for using Google Analytics.

Setup and basics by WPBeginner
More tutorials than you ever wanted by KISSmetrics
Definitive WordPress Analytics plugin by Joost de Valk

Goo.gl url shortener

Google couldn’t miss out on the shortlinks action, so they came up with their own provider, goo.gl. Google claims it’s not just another url shortener. Do you use it as your default shortener? If not, this article by Kovshenin can help you get started with integrating it into WordPress, and you can also check out a couple of plugins that have popped up around it.

Google Chrome / Developer Tools

Google Chrome is now responsible for more than 10% of all browser usage, more than Safari and Opera combined. It has a great reputation for being extremely fast and very stable — like most Google stuff, I’d say. One of the only complaints I tend to see from web developers is that it doesn’t have all the fun extensions that Firefox has. But it is getting close.

Chrome comes with a built in pack of Developer Tools, that some say is better than Firefox’s Firebug. Chrome also has Firebug lite and a lot of other awesome extensions that are similar to Firefox’s offerings. I made the switch to using Chrome as my default browser a few months ago, and I now I think I have as much power in the Chrome Developer Tools and extensions as I had in Firefox.

Google Website Optimizer

Split-testing can be extremely valuable for your landing and sales pages. We even heard from Obox how a small change in their sales page made a drastic difference in theme sales. Google Website Optimizer helps you create experiments to see what works best for your site.

Website Optimizer is pretty advanced stuff (in my opinion at least). If you are looking for a simpler option, you may want to look at the MaxA/B free WordPress plugin that lets you compare WordPress pages in a matter of minutes. But if you want to dive into all the details of multivariate split-testing, Google’s product is a great place to start.

Google Libraries API

Google keeps minified libraries of a lot of code frameworks. Using simple scripts, you can use these libraries with WordPress. Even if WordPress already loads a framework, like it does with jQuery, you can still register and use the Google version. There is some argument about how good of an idea this is, but many claim it’s faster than using the WordPress packaged version. It’s obviously a good idea for any library not already bundled in WordPress.

The Google Libraries API currently supports Chrome Frame, Dojo, Ext Core, jQuery, jQuery UI, MooTools, Prototype, script.aculo.us, SWFObject, Yahoo! User Interface Library (YUI), and WebFont Loader. Learn more with the developer guide.

The easiest way to get started with integrating Google hosted libraries and WordPress is to use a plugin, but you can also go the manual route, which can be fun. The basic idea would be the following (credit: Frederick Townes):

\n<?php
\nwp_deregister_script(\'jquery\');
\nwp_register_script(\'jquery\', \'http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js\');
\nwp_enqueue_script(\'query\');
\n?>
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This method is best to use in a custom extension or plugin, if anywhere. New themes will likely not allow registering jQuery this way.

Google Font Directory

$\"Google$ The Google font directory is one of the most exciting new things to using non-standard fonts in our websites. The font directory does all the dirty work of implementing the CSS @font-face technique, including all of the best practices for making it cross-browser compatible.

The directory is entirely free to access, takes one line of code to implement, and you can use the fonts just like any other in your stylesheets. They started with just a few available fonts, but now there are dozens and more and more show up all the time.

This is my single favorite Google resource right now. You can implement the font directory multiple ways. For personal and client projects you could use a plugin or just use a simple @import command at the top of your css file and then just use the font name in your stylesheet. It could look like this:

\n@import url(\'http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Droid+Sans\');
\n#body { font: normal normal normal 14px/20px \'Droid Sans\', Arial, sans-serif; }
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Google Checkout

$\"google$ Google checkout is a cart solution similar to PayPal. It may not be the most familiar checkout option to WordPress users, but it is at least a viable solution to work alongside PayPal and other third party options.

The biggest positive of Checkout is the deep integration with Google Adwords and Google Product Search. One drawback is that Google Checkout doesn’t play well outside of the United States and United Kingdom, and by not play well I mean isn’t available.

There are a couple of plugins worth considering that can help you integrate this shopping cart application into your WordPress site.

Google Chart Tools

I’ll be honest. I just discovered Google’s chart tools. With these, you can pretty easily use Google Docs to create interactive charts for use on your website. There is a lot of power and potential behind these tools, and the sky is pretty much the limit with what you can do. Assuming the sky is limited to charts, of course.

Google Docs

$\"Google$ Google Docs is a great way to bring office tasks to the web. It is easy to share documents, spreadsheets, presentations and even forms. One of my favorite features is the ability to live-edit a document with a public or private group.

Ryan did this with a spreadsheet to line up interviews for WordCamp Phoenix. He simply invited people to sign up for a time on the shared Google spreadsheet. Awesome, right?

You can also embed Google Docs right into your WordPress posts and pages. All in all, it’s a nice, online-friendly alternative to Microsoft Office.

Google Custom Search

Google’s custom search feature lets you create just that, a custom search engine, and implement it on your own website. You can set up all sorts of features, such as making it just search your site, or a select number of sites, exclude certain results, and many other things. You can also connect your adsense account to the ads that display at the top of search results in the free version. The paid version includes the ability to remove the ads, and starts at $100 per year.

You get all of the power of Google in your own search engine. It’s really a nice alternative to WordPress search, which to be honest, could use a facelift.

Google Maps

There are a slew of Google Maps related plugins, but MapPress will allow you to do a basic, but thorough, integration of Google Maps into your WordPress site. Google Maps is an extremely powerful tool that almost everyone uses in everyday life, and thanks to other people’s efforts, we can also use Google Maps to assist us in our development projects.

$\"WPCandy$

YouTube

$\"YouTube$ YouTube is good for a lot more than watching funny cats and bros getting tazed (although I do love those). It is a great platform to upload and share all types of videos. And because YouTube bears the burden of the heavy lifting, we can spend less of our own bandwidth serving up the video itself.

WordPress has made it easier than ever to embed YouTube videos, so that now all you have to do is enter the url of the video on its own line and WordPress takes care of the rest. Of course, if you want more control, you may like TubePress or Viper’s Video Quicktags.

You can also take advantage of using your YouTube channel to expand your social profile and get visitors to your site.

Gmail

You may think I’m strange for including Gmail in a post about Google products and WordPress, but I’d venture to say a majority of WordPress developers use Gmail as their base account.

It’s really easy to have all of your emails consolidated to a single Gmail account. You can have your main account, forward emails from different domains to that account, and then use a ton of tools to organize and manage your emails. I have about half a dozen email accounts that all forward to my single Gmail account.

Google Reader

$\"google$ Google Reader is really one of the only free web-based RSS feed tools available. It’s a pretty decent system, and it’s always nice to keep all the sites you like in one place. But, I personally recommend you still come and visit the real world every now and then $\";)\"$ .

In WordPress, keep in mind that you can change your RSS settings to either show the full content or just excerpts. Personally, I get annoyed when I can only view the excerpts, and I actually tend to visit the real site even less than when the author shows me the full content in my Reader. I know right, the opposite of the intended effect. Something to think about for those of you that only allow excerpts in feed readers!

You may also be interested in this post by Jamie Thinglestad that shows how to easily add your WordPress site as a “send to” link in Google Reader so you can quickly and easily blog about posts in your feed.

Google Adsense / Adwords

$\"Google$

If you are going to use ads and don’t have a high-traffic site, Google Adsense is one of the simplest ways to do it. There are fifty bagillion tutorials online as to how to best target ads to fit your content, so check out some of those. You can also see some of the plugins in WordPress designed to make it easier for you to implement Adsense with WordPress.

Certainly one of the coolest things about Adwords, whether you use them for buying ads or not, is the keyword search tool. It’s simple to see how often specific words and phrases are searched for, both globally and locally.

Feedburner

$\"feedburner$ Feedburner is a great tool that can redirect your WordPress feeds through their system so you can track your subscribers in many different ways. It also helps you customize your feeds and has tools for things like managing email subscriptions.

Tentblogger has done an outstanding job explaining in detail how to set up Feedburner. Even if you’ve set up Feedburner half a dozen times, it’s worth a read.

Google Project Hosting

Want to maintain a project online? Google Project Hosting could be your answer. Similar to the idea of Github, it allows you to host projects (up to 2 GB) for free, and uses subversion, issue tracking, project wikis, and the ability to star projects and developers.

I noticed quite a few WordPress projects tagged, such as Carrington, Thematic, and NextGen Gallery.

Google Summer of Code

While not really an extension or tool, Google has a very cool program for students called the Google Summer of Code. WordPress has participated since 2007, and a lot of great developments have come from it. You can check out all of the awesome WordPress stuff from the 2010 GSoC and learn how to apply on the codex.

You can also view the participants for the upcoming GSoC 2011.

Wrapping it up

It’s pretty clear that there are a plethora of tools that Google has that can assist us in our WordPress projects. Which of these do you use? Or maybe I should ask which ones don’t you use? Also, let me know of any I missed, which I’m sure there are many.

I hope you enjoyed the list, and be sure to bookmark this post to refer back to it for your future projects.

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Pippin Williamson (whose standing desk you may remember from a recent WordPress Workspace feature) has released a new plugin called Easy Content Types. If you’ve ever wanted to create custom post types and taxonomies for your site, but are a bit freaked out working with code (or just don’t want to) this plugin could be perfect for you. Williamson’s plugin provides a handful of settings pages that make the creation of post types, taxonomies, and meta boxes.

If you aren’t sure what any of that means, the easiest way to show you is to have a look at the demonstration video below.

The Easy Content Types plugin is a paid plugin, available on CodeCanyon for $20¹. I know not everyone is crazy about paying for plugins, but for those among you there is hope here too: check out the giveaway of the plugin we’re running, just after the jump.

Plugin giveaway

We have two copies of Pippin’s Easy Content Types Plugin to give away. If you’d like a copy of the plugin, just leave a comment sharing what you’d like to use the plugin to do. What sort of content types, taxonomies, and meta boxes would you like to be able to create on the fly? We’ll pick the two most interesting comments in 24 hours and send the plugin their way.

And hey, if you have a way of adding these custom content types to your site that you like better, or other plugins that do something similar, let us know in the comments as well.

Click here to view the embedded video.

¹ Sometimes folks are concerned about licensing when purchasing plugins. Rest assured, WPCandy only covers GPL compatible plugins and the plugin discussed above is.

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It’s that time again: a new version of WordPress, now 3.1.2, is now available as a security update. It seems this fixes a vulnerability that would allow Contributor-level users to publish posts when they shouldn’t have been able to.

You can download 3.1.2 manually, or (much more likely) click that fancy update button in your Dashboard.

Interestingly, this issue was discovered by Andrew Nacin and Benjamin Balter. Nacin you may recognize as a member of the WordPress Core Commit team. Balter’s name first cropped up, at least here on WPCandy, just yesterday as a participant in Google Summer of Code this year. Someone give him extra credit.

Are you all updated? Do you use the Dashboard update, or do you still manually update the old school way?

WordPress 3.1.2 has been released and “addresses a vulnerability that allowed Contributor-level users to improperly publish posts,” while also fixing a few bugs.

You should be able to upgrade automatically from the Dashboard -> Updates section of your blog’s Dashboard, but you can also upgrade manually if you run into trouble.

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We’ve wrapped up Round 2 of Theme Madness, and there were definitely a few surprises in the results. Round 3 proves to be equally as exciting, with a number of well known theme shops facing off this time around. If I had one piece of advice for the shops competing this round, it would be to not underestimate your opponents. A blog post and/or extra tweet calling for votes might just help you out.

For the next 48 hours we will hold the voting for the following eight games:

All of the polls and instructions can be found just after the jump, so be sure to click through to have your voice heard. Voting will take place for the next 48 hours, and close 4pm on the 28th (Eastern Standard Time).

Remember you can view the quickly-filling-out Theme Madness Bracket here.

If you need a reminder, the rules can be found here. Good luck to everyone playing!

AppThemes vs. Graph Paper Press

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @AppThemes or @GraphPaperPress.
The home game: If either AppThemes or Graph Paper Press start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Elegant Themes vs. iThemes

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @ElegantThemes or @iThemes.
The home game: If either Elegant Themes or iThemes start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

ThemeForest vs. ThemeGarden

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @EnvatoWebDesign or @ThemeGarden.
The home game: If either ThemeForest or ThemeGarden start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Mojo Themes vs. WPZoom

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @Mojo_Themes or @WPZoom.
The home game: If either Mojo Themes or WPZoom start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

StudioPress vs. Theme Hybrid

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @StudioPress or @JustinTadlock.
The home game: If either StudioPress or Theme Hybrid start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Catalyst Theme vs. DIYThemes

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @CatalystTheme or @DIYThemes.
The home game: If either Catalyst Theme or DIYThemes start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Obox Themes vs. Pro Theme Design

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @Obox or @ProThemeDesign.
The home game: If either Obox Themes or Pro Theme Design start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Press75 vs. ThemeFuse

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @Press75 or @ThemeFuse.
The home game: If either Press75 or ThemeFuse start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Theme Madness 2011 Game Schedule

	Bracket A	Bracket B	Bracket C	Bracket D
April 26	AppThemes vs. Graph Paper Press Elegant Theme vs. iThemes	ThemeForest vs. ThemeGarden Mojo Themes vs. WPZoom	StudioPress vs. Theme Hybrid Catalyst Theme vs. DIYThemes	Obox Themes vs. Pro Theme Design Press75 vs. ThemeFuse
May 2	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined
May 4	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined

Bracket A

Bracket B

Bracket C

Bracket D

April 26

AppThemes vs. Graph Paper Press

Elegant Theme vs. iThemes

ThemeForest vs. ThemeGarden

Mojo Themes vs. WPZoom

StudioPress vs. Theme Hybrid

Catalyst Theme vs. DIYThemes

Obox Themes vs. Pro Theme Design

Press75 vs. ThemeFuse

May 2

To be determined

May 4

To be determined

WordPress 3.1.2 is now available and is a security release for all previous WordPress versions.

This release addresses a vulnerability that allowed Contributor-level users to improperly publish posts.

The issue was discovered by a member of our security team, WordPress developer Andrew Nacin, with Benjamin Balter.

We suggest you update to 3.1.2 promptly, especially if you allow users to register as contributors or if you have untrusted users. This release also fixes a few bugs that missed the boat for version 3.1.1.

Download 3.1.2 or update automatically from the Dashboard → Updates menu in your site’s admin area.

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WordPress’ built-in search isn’t fantastic; this isn’t news to anyone. But what could be news to some of you is the recent launch of the yolink Search for WordPress plugin, that hopes to improve the WordPress search experience by integrating their cloud-based search engine.

yolink itself is search technology from TigerLogic that can be used in other applications via their API. yolink is a paid service, and using it for commercial purposes or for indexing more than 50 pages of content might require you take a look at their pricing structure. If WPCandy wanted to use their search API, for instance, we would need to pay $100/month.

The new yolink Search for WordPress plugin has been developed and released in partnership with WPEngine and is now available in its 1.0 version. Along with indexing content and providing improved search results, yolink will optionally add social sharing options to search content, as shown in their demo video just after the jump.

The best way to see what yolink does without trying it out is watching their demo video:

The plugin can be downloaded from the WordPress.org plugin directory, and an API key snagged from the yolink website. If you’ve tried out this plugin, or another that claims to improve WordPress’ default search, share your experience in the comments.

The students and projects for WordPress’s portion of Google Summer of Code 2011 have been announced. The students will be working with well-known community mentors on documentation revisions, file uploader enhancements, “Local Storage Drafts backup,” learn.wordpress.org (possibly similar to learn.wordpress.com), “enhanced emails,” threaded comment enhancements, “Extending WP Webservices,” additional language packs and enhancements to existing packs, UI improvements for the Android app, “Full-throttle Trac Annihilation” (clearing as many trac tickets as possible), “WordPress Move,” and “Template Versioning.”

Congratulations to those of you who made it in this year, and we look forward to seeing what you bring to WordPress!

One of the goals for WordPress version 3.2 is “Distraction Free Writing”, or an upgrade to the current “Fullscreen mode” that can be toggled within the Visual Editor. The upgrade is still very much in development, but there’s enough in place that we thought a quick peek wouldn’t hurt.

You can follow development on this particular feature in this trac ticket, and have a look at the current before/after (Fullscreen vs. Distraction free) in this image.

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Have you ever wanted to build out custom maps in WordPress? Using MapQuest? Then you’re in luck (and sort of a freakishly ideal person to be reading this post): MapQuest has released the MapQuest Map Builder beta plugin that smooths out the process of adding maps to WordPress posts and pages. It requires no signup or API key—just install it and go.

Within the builder map pointers are very flexible, with the icons, titles, and descriptions all fully customizable. Lines and shapes be also be drawn on maps, with color and size settings customizable as well.

The plugin was released earlier this year, but is still in its early stages. Project Lead Chip Diffendaffer said they are “aiming to create a quick and easy-to-use mapping plugin for creating elegant custom maps without worrying about setting up API keys or writing JavaScript.” You can download the plugin from the WordPress plugin directory, and read more about it on MapQuest’s site.

Diffendaffer said they are interested in the community’s thoughts, as well as any feature requests anyone here might have. Well, let him have it: share your thoughts in the comments below.

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College students in Big Sky Country are in for a treat next month: a course coming to Montana State University will help WordPress users take the next step to become familiar with plugins, custom menus and search engine optimization in a class appropriately called “Advanced WordPress”.

The course will be taught by instructor Jake Cook as part of Montana State’s Extended University. The course will be taught in two four hour sessions and cost $85.

The full course description is included just after the jump.

The full course description, from the registration page:

Course Description: Already up and running on WordPress but looking to get more out of your website? This class will show you how to further enrich your online presence using this powerful platform. Topics include leveraging plug-ins, search engine optimization tips, custom menus and templates, and getting specific functionality built into your website. Please Note: This is intended for experienced Word Press users who are already familiar with the platform. [sic]

I’ll admit it’s not a good sign to see WordPress mispelled in the course description, but we’ll give them the benefit of the doubt. We have to start somewhere, right?

Have you heard about about WordPress being used in the classroom elsewhere? If so, let us know; we’re looking to collect occurrences like this.

Would you take a class on WordPress if it was taught at your local university? Or, perhaps a more appropriate question for our incredibly savvy readers: would you be teach the class?

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Joost de Valk, WordPress plugin developer and the caretaker of Yoast.com, has decided to upgrade his infamous windmill’d avatar for an updated, taller, and (I would say) trimmer figure. Joost’s friend and artist Erwin Brouwer has taken on the task of updating Joost’s image, and has begun the task with the first two images above (on the right).

Joost is looking for feedback on the new art, so drop them in the comments here or head over to his blog and let him know there. And am I the only who thinks with a few more superhero mascots we can put together a WordPress Justice League?

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We have the results of Theme Madness Round 2 in this post, and there are some real upsets here. In fact, this brings us the veritable Sweet 16 theme shops in our competition. We’ll start Round 3 tomorrow, and take one step closer to having our Theme Madness 2011 winner.

Who’s excited? The results are just after the jump.

How we scored the games

Just to recap, each game was run on three fronts. First, we counted up the polls for each game. Secondly, we counted up votes on Twitter. Finally, we counted up comments generated (if they were) on the competitor’s blogs. Top score won.

Results of WooThemes vs. AppThemes

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

9. AppThemes: 312
1. WooThemes: 201

Winner: AppThemes, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Graph Paper Press vs. Organic Themes

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

5. Graph Paper Press: 92
4. Organic Themes: 81

Winner: Graph Paper Press, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Themify vs. Elegant Themes

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

6. Themify: 44
3. Elegant Themes: 266

Winner: Elegant Themes, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Dev4Press vs. iThemes

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

7. Dev4Press: 70
2. iThemes: 110

Winner: iThemes, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of ThemeForest vs. Gabfire Themes

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

8. Gabfire Themes: 185
1. ThemeForest: 284

Winner: ThemeForest, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of ThemeShift vs. ThemeGarden

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

12. ThemeShift: 60
4. ThemeGarden: 78

Winner: ThemeGarden, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Mojo Themes vs. Templatic

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

6. Mojo Themes: 121
3. Templatic: 56

Winner: Mojo Themes, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of WPZoom vs. WonderThemes

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

15. WonderThemes: 86
7. WPZoom: 126

Winner: WPZoom, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of StudioPress vs. PremiumPress

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

9. PremiumPress: 48
1. StudioPress: 137

Winner: StudioPress, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Theme Hybrid vs. Crowd Favorite

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

5. Theme Hybrid: 88
4. Crowd Favorite: 50

Winner: Theme Hybrid, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Catalyst Theme vs. Headway Themes

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

11. Catalyst Theme: 348
3. Headway Themes: 132

Winner: Catalyst Theme, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Gorilla Themes vs. DIYThemes

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

7. Gorilla Themes: 57
2. DIYThemes: 92

Winner: DIYThemes, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Obox Themes vs. UpThemes

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

9. UpThemes: 59
1. Obox Themes: 101

Winner: Obox Themes, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Startbox vs. Pro Theme Design

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

12. Startbox: 55
4. Pro Theme Design: 60

Winner: Pro Theme Design, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of KreativeThemes vs. Press75

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

6. KreativeThemes: 42
3. Press75: 101

Winner: Press75, who will be competing again on April 26.

Results of Standard Theme vs. ThemeFuse

After totaling up poll votes, Twitter votes, and comments on their respective blogs, the numbers are:

15. ThemeFuse: 196
10. Standard Theme: 93

Winner: ThemeFuse, who will be competing again on April 26.

What do you think of the results so far?

We’re beginning to see results show up on the big Theme Madness Bracket. How do you think the results are shaking out? Are you surprised by any of the results so far? How are your own personal brackets going?

Updated Theme Madness Schedule

	Bracket A	Bracket B	Bracket C	Bracket D
April 26	AppThemes vs. Graph Paper Press Elegant Theme vs. iThemes	ThemeForest vs. ThemeGarden Mojo Themes vs. WPZoom	StudioPress vs. Theme Hybrid Catalyst Theme vs. DIYThemes	Obox Themes vs. Pro Theme Design Press75 vs. ThemeFuse
May 2	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined
May 4	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined

Bracket A

Bracket B

Bracket C

Bracket D

April 26

AppThemes vs. Graph Paper Press

Elegant Theme vs. iThemes

ThemeForest vs. ThemeGarden

Mojo Themes vs. WPZoom

StudioPress vs. Theme Hybrid

Catalyst Theme vs. DIYThemes

Obox Themes vs. Pro Theme Design

Press75 vs. ThemeFuse

May 2

To be determined

May 4

To be determined

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Instead of taking advertisers at WPCandy, we use a Powered By system. By powering WPCandy, members of our community can directly make the content we produce possible, and receive linked credit for doing so. This system is one of the things that brings in a lot of questions and interest from folks in our community. People ask how we do it, why we do it, and how they can emulate it. In this post I hope to answer those questions.

In this post I’ll go over:

the philosophy behind our system,
tools and code you’ll need to do what we do,
the marketing/design side of things, and
what regular upkeep and maintenance looks like.

I hope it answers the questions you have about our system, but if it doesn’t just toss a question or two into the comments below. Let’s get to it.

Our philosophy is powered by ideals

There are a couple of very simple techniques we use to pull off the Powered By system, but for the most part it’s an ideology. The best way to implement your own version of this is to first understand how it works, and more importantly why it works the way it does.

While the Powered By system isn’t designed to send traffic to supporter’s sites, it is designed to add to supporter’s reputations.

The key is that our Powered By links don’t jump directly to the supporter’s site or Twitter account or whatever. It actually points to a dedicated thank you page that gives a brief rundown of the supporter, any posts about them on WPCandy, and a list of the posts they have personally powered on the site. From there the person viewing the page may choose to visit the supporter’s site, or they may not. By making these off-site links one step removed from WPCandy’s content itself, anyone can learn more about who powers WPCandy without being taken away to another site they don’t know about.

In this way, the Powered By system is quite different from an advertising or paid links system. No one who powers WPCandy does so strictly for backlinks and traffic. Let’s face it, if they sent WPCandy money for that purpose alone it wouldn’t be very wise. Any links to a supporter’s site is one step removed from any primary content page on WPCandy. No, the primary reasons that folks tend to power WPCandy are:

They appreciate the site, and want to support us and our ad-free model.
They want to support the greater WordPress community, and raise their visibility within it.

While the Powered By system isn’t designed to send traffic to supporter’s sites, it is designed to add to supporter’s reputations. Anyone who powers the site sees credit on posts, in thank you posts, and on podcasts. In fact, just about every time we create a new form of content on the site, we find a way to incorporate thanking those who power us. They are our VIP, our Hall of Fame.

Understanding why this system is great, as well as having an audience that is receptive to it, is key to implementing something like it. We’re lucky it has been embraced, so far, at WPCandy.

Our donation model is powered by tools

Our system is technically pretty low-fi. We use:

PayPal to manage the payments and subscriptions.
A custom taxonomy to assign content credits.

And that’s pretty much it.

We created PayPal buttons for our main powering page, using the option within PayPal to grab the direct email link. Then we dropped those in our pages.

The custom taxonomy is a bit more fun. In our case, we credit those who power WPCandy in posts, which you can see below each post:

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The snippet below is what we use to create our custom taxonomy, complete with our sentence URL wpcandy.com/thanks/whomever in place:

\nfunction poweredby_init() {\n  register_taxonomy(\n    \'poweredby\',\n    \'post\',\n    array(\n      \'label\' => __(\'Powered by\'),\n      \'sort\' => true,\n      \'hierarchical\' => true,\n      \'args\' => array(\'orderby\' => \'term_order\'),\n      \'rewrite\' => array(\'slug\' => \'thanks\'),\n    )\n  );\n}\nadd_action( \'init\', \'poweredby_init\' );\n

We add that to a plugin file, of course, so we can update our theme in the future without breaking any functionality like that.

Now, there is plenty more I’d like to do to improve the current system. I would like to revisit our payment flow and merge the various options together into one form using Gravity Form’s latest PayPal add-on. At this point though, until I make those improvements, this simple format does the job.

Have fun with imagery

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Personally, I think the key with any system like this (read: a donation based system) is the way you package and promote it. Instead of simply adding a default PayPal donate button, void of personality, we created what I like to think is a branded, creative way to accomplish the same thing.

The point? Have fun with it. If you want others to have a good time on your site you need to have fun first.

The branding, in our case, involved a few things. First I created images to associate with each power level, and had some fun doing it. A post is represented by a single mint (or $10), a day is a bucket (of paint, it seems), a week is a wheelbarrow, and a month is a truckload, presumably of mints. There’s also the monthly option, which powers the WPCandy mint factory $5 at a time.

The point? Have fun with it. If you want others to have a good time on your site you need to have fun first.

We also implemented a status bar in the sidebar that shows how much of WPCandy’s content is powered for the current month.

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I’ve received a lot of compliments on the status bar, as well as questions as to how it works. I wish I had a complicated, highly technical answer for how it works. The reality is pretty straightforward: we use images like status10.png, status20.png, and so forth, and update the sidebar widget as needed. It’s not quite impressive, but it gets the job done.

Powered best when regularly maintained

By accepting far more individual, personal payments than we would on a traditional advertising system, we do interact with more people. Since it’s a community donation program, we feel it’s important to stay connected with those who donate on a slightly personal level. For everyone who donates, we try to:

Email a thank you note directly to them.
Thank them in weekly posts on the site (been slacking in this regard lately).
Get to know them, follow them, and talk with them as often as we can.

In a sense, we treat those who support the site this way as VIP members of our little community here.

Aside from that, the system pretty much runs itself. We try and mention it whenever it makes sense, but otherwise folks tend to know where to go if they want to share the love.

What do you think? Could this system work on your site?

I’m curious what other site owners and blog authors think about the system we’re using here. Do you think this could have legs, particularly when compared to more traditional advertising or affiliate programs?

Feel free to leave any further questions in the comments, I’ll do my best to answer them.

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The Google Summer of Code (or GSoC) is a yearly global initiative where Google provides a stipend to students for contributing to an open source software project over the course of a summer. Mentors from within the given software community will help the student developers work on the project they propose for GSoC, assuming they are accepted. WordPress is participating this year and the full list of accepted student projects has been published by Google.

WordPress will be hosting 12 student projects this year:

Document Revisions with Ben Balter
File Uploader Upgrade with Jacob Gillespie
Local Storage Drafts backup with Mihai Chereji
Learn.WordPress.org with Stas Suscov
Enhanced Emails with Wojtek Szutnik
Threaded Comments with azram19
Extending WP Webservices with Prasath Nadarajah
Language Packs with Marko Novakovic
Refresh Android app UI with Anirudh S
Full-throttle Trac Annihilation with Jakub Tyrcha
WordPress Move with Mert Yazicioglu
Template Versioning with David Julia

According to Jane Wells, the group blog for the various projects will be established in the next week and be announced when it’s ready. Until then, congrats are in order for the students and their projects that were chosen. And since we’re all here looking over the list of project, head below the jump and let us know which is your own personal favorite in our poll.

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If you’d like to see other projects that were accepted, outside of the scope of the WordPress project, you can see the full list from Google. Which project are you most excited to see come together?

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From the world of non-US WordPress events, WordCamp Montreal is coming up in a few weeks on July 9 and 10. Their event site is pretty straightforward right now, with very basic callouts for speakers and sponsors. Early bird tickets are just $30 right now, but will jump up to $40 before long.

This will make the second Canadian WordCamp to take place yet this year.

Montreal also looks like yet another Canadian WordCamp that WPCandy won’t be able to make it to. This is unfortunate particularly because, according to the kind folks at Vanilla Forums that we met at WordCamp Miami, both WordPress and WPCandy are much loved in Montreal. Don’t worry, non-US world: we’ll be there as soon as we can be.

So make us jealous: who will be attending WordCamp Montreal this year, and just how awesome will it be?

New plugins

Special Recent Posts is a simple but very powerful plugin/widget for WordPress which displays your recent posts with thumbnails.

W4 Post List allows you to create a list of your categories, posts, or category posts, and show it on your site’s widget area, post, or page content area by shortcode.

Updated plugins

WP-reCAPTCHA integrates reCAPTCHA anti-spam methods with WordPress including comment, registration, and email spam protection.

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If you’ve visited this site before, you might notice that I’m running a new theme, which I’ve named Formattd. And if you follow me on Twitter, you might have seen me hint about it in tweets and screen shots. Now, you’re looking at it. Well, technically, you’re looking at a child theme (named dougalizr) with extra bits specific to my site, but still. This is my first attempt to create a theme completely from scratch.

In the past, I’ve generally started with an existing theme, then just created a child theme to do subtle alterations specific to my site. But I got tired of wrestling with doing things the way that somebody else envisioned it, or having to work around extra layers of “framework” functionality in order to change something simple. I wanted my own theme that I would know inside and out. And let me tell you, I now have a new respect for theme authors. Building a theme is a lot of work, because there are a zillion little pieces and details to account for. If you are a developer, and you’ve never built a WordPress theme from scratch before, I highly recommend it as an exercise.

Let me start by saying that this new theme is not revolutionary. It’s not a “theme framework”. I haven’t put in any customizable options (yet, I might in the future). It’s not a “portfolio”, “news”, or “magazine” theme. It’s just a plain blogging theme. And at the time of this writing, it’s still not even complete (see the To Do section, below). But it has some features that I think are interesting and useful, and I finally got it far enough along that it was at the dogfood stage. So I’m launching it here to help expose the warts that still remain, and force me to deal with them.

Features

All 10 post formats accounted for.
You can have different format templates for archives views.
When using the ‘link’ post format, the first link in the post becomes the ‘post link’. This will be used as the link for the post title, instead of the regular post permalink.
Allows setting post format when posting via XML-RPC (such as from the WordPress apps for iPhone or BlackBerry). Just start your post with ‘:aside:’, ‘:link:’, etc. Example: :aside: It’s always fun until somebody loses an eye. But then it’s more fun, because you get to play with the eyeball.
If a mobile post starts out with just an image before any text (as when you post an image from WordPress for iOS), it will automatically set the post format to ‘image’.
Any mobile post that contains a gallery shortcode automatically gets the ‘gallery’ post format.
‘Chat’ formatted posts can automatically bold speakers’ names, if you use a pattern like this (name, colon, text):
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Costello: Who’s on first?\nAbbott: That’s right.\nCostello: What?\nAbbott: Second base.
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Featured image support. Currently the HTML for this is hardcoded, but I plan to allow this to be overridden.
Custom excerpt support. If a post has a custom excerpt, it will be displayed on the front page instead of the full post.
The basic layout holds together all the way down into older versions of Internet Explorer.
Basic iPhone layout adaptability (still needs some adjustments).

I’m pretty excited about the post format support for mobile blogging. I got tired of waiting for the WordPress for iOS app to support post formats, so I just made a way to go ahead and do it now. I think that being able to easily post images, statuses, and asides from my iPhone will encourage me to post more to my blog, whereas before I might have put much of that on Twitter. I still love Twitter, but I also love owning, controlling, and centralizing my content.

To Do

There is still a lot left to do: The orange that you currently see is temporary. I want to add some nice typography. The sidebar and footer are still ugly as sin and need styling. I need to put the hAtom microformat classes in. It still needs mobile-specific styles. There are still areas that need better HTML5 semantics. I still need to create several standard templates, such as search, page, and 404.

Credit Where Credit Is Due

When I say I built this theme “from scratch”, that doesn’t mean that every byte of HTML, CSS, PHP, and JavaScript sprung forth fully formed from my mind to my keyboard, as Athena from the forehead of Zeus. Far from it — I stand on the shoulders of giants, borrowing liberally from the work of others. Some of what you see here was inspired by:

HTML5 Boilerplate and Initializr
Matthew James Taylor’s Perfect ‘Right-Menu’ 2-Column Liquid Layout
The TwentyTen theme
Nicolas Gallagher’s CSS Drop Shadow demo
Chris Coyer’s Simple jQuery Dropdown menus
Design Festival’s Typography of Quotations & Citations
…and probably many others that I can’t think of right now…

I want to spend a few days working out some of the kinks here, but then I plan to make the source available. I’ve put it up on GitHub (Formattd on GitHub) for now, to give anyone interested a chance to offer feedback and patches. Once it’s cleaned up enough, I’ll submit it for inclusion in the official WordPress.org theme repository.

With that said — feedback welcome!

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Organizer Anthony Cole and the folks who attend the WordPress Melbourne meetup will be holding a WordPress Hack Night at their May meeting. The focus will be on trading WordPress development questions and tips, and working on WordPress together. Cole described his hopes for Hack Night on the WordPress Melbourne meetup blog:

My personal goal is to actually contribute a patch to core by the end of the night and get at least two or three others having done the same. We’ll also be able to test WordPress 3.2 with your plugins and themes and debug any issues anyone who’s testing it is having.
The unique selling point of the WordPress hack night is the idea that you come to learn and share. You don’t need to sit in on the presentations – we’ll most likely pour those into the board room with a more intimate setting. If you’ve got a WordPress dev question, chances are someone can answer it.

Melbourne’s May event won’t be the first-ever WordPress hacking session at a meetup, of course. Have you ever held or attended a WordPress meetup with the specific purpose of contributing code back to WordPress? I know I would be interested in participating, assuming enough developers at my own local WordPress meetup would enjoy it.

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Word from the bbPress end of the internet is that a public alpha of the in-development bbPress plugin will be available very soon. Just yesterday on their forum, bbPress lead developer John James Jacoby said “Going to be cleaning up the trac tickets for the plugin over this weekend and uploading a 2.0-alpha-1 to the WordPress.org plugin repository in the next few days.”

Anyone else excited?

In full, Jacoby said:

Going to be cleaning up the trac tickets for the plugin over this weekend and uploading a 2.0-alpha-1 to the WordPress.org plugin repository in the next few days. This should make downloading, installing, and updating the plugin easier for everyone now that it’s ready for more testing.
The original alphas won’t include Gautam and Nightgunner5′s converter, but I’ll spend some time with it before launch and see about fitting it into core.
Getting close!

The reference to “Gautam and Nightgunner5′s converter” means that the bbPress standalone to bbPress plugin converter won’t be included in the soon-to-be-released alpha plugin.

For those new to this project, bbPress is the name for a standalone forum software project that was started in 2004 by Matt Mullenweg. Recent bbPress activity has been focused on creating a WordPress plugin version of bbPress to make integrating bbPress forums into WordPress sites easier. bbPress still runs the WordPress.org support forums, and is fully functional as a standalone forum solution.

If you’re excited for bbPress then you can be ready to help test right away by watching the WordPress.org plugin page for the download link. You can also follow development and, if you’re willing, offer a hand of support on the bbPress trac.

If you’ve tested the current bbPress plugin share your thoughts in the comments.

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Steven Gliebe, the mind behind ThemeSorter (a way to find WordPress themes) and long time web developer, has launched a new site called CouponWP that catalogues and organizes discounts and coupons for WordPress related products. Think RetailMeNot, but for WordPress only.

Gliebe shared his thoughts on the launch of CouponWP in the launch post:

The idea for CouponWP was born out of a coupons/deals section on our other website, ThemeSorter. Over there, we focus on premium WordPress themes. We thought it’d be great to take that idea a step further and track coupons for WordPress plugins and hosting too. Surprisingly, our research did not turn up a site like CouponWP already in existence (at least not one that was up-to-date with realcodes). And so here it is.

CouponWP launched during the same span of time that WPBeginner’s coupon section did. It looks like we can expect more WordPress discount sites like this in the future. Have you ever used a discount on a WordPress theme, plugin, or service? Perhaps more importantly, have you ever held off on purchasing something until a solid discount was available?

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We missed this one by a couple of days, but you still have time to get in on a WooThemes Easter deal. The deal runs the rest of the day, so you’ll have to act fast to get in on it.

They are offering 5 new themes in their standard and developer theme packages. A standard package will get you five themes (normally 3) for $70 and the developer package will get you five themes (normally 4) and psd’s for $150. The enterprise themes are available for 20% off, or $160 each.

You can also get in on Woo’s club memberships for 20% off and gain access to all 90 themes plus new ones as they come out. This means the standard membership is now $85 + $15 per month, and the developer subscription is $160 + $20 per month.

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This weekend we have another edition of WordPress Community Links. In these posts we run down all of the link-worthy materials we’ve found within the WordPress community this week. If you have a link to share that we missed, head down to the comments and let us know.

As usual, we’ve split up the links into interesting blog posts, tutorials, and bookmark-able resource posts. The links start just after the jump.

First up we have blog posts worth at least a once-over:

Alex King shared his thoughts on WordCamp Seattle, in particular the interview he participated in.
Andrea Rennick posted on her development from working without breaks, to working hard and playing hard.
Justin Tadlock published an informal recruitment call for the WordPress Theme Review Team on his blog.
John Godley shared his experience at the Automattic 5k, including photos.
Ozh Richards tells the story of how he learned to program on a newly launched website.
Joshua Strebel celebrated a special Page.ly birthday, in part, with a blog post.
Adam Warner interviewed Ron and Andrea Rennick on his WP Pro Business blog. He is also running a giveaway on his blog.

Next up we have a few tutorials to make you a smarter WordPress user:

Thad Allenger explains how to convert WordPress custom post types on the Graph Paper Press blog.
Joost de Valk explained how to include certain code in a plugin on the front end of a site, and certain code on the back end. He also shared a tip, showing how to enable RSS feeds for WordPress custom post types.
Justin Tadlock explained how to unclutter the post editing screen in WordPress. He also talked about how he went about creating a product page using WordPress and Hybrid Core. The product page itself was for his latest book, and is worth a look on its own.
Michael Fields shared his conclusions on WordPress template parts.
Jeff Starr posted a tip of his own for eliminating certain kinds of spam comments.

Finally, we have resource posts that you might want to bookmark for the future:

The folks at WPBeginner put together a WordCamp infographic showing why anyone should attend one.
Brian Layman of WebDevStudios discussed their recommendations for an Amazon Web Services cluster on their blog.
Steven Gliebe guest posted on Smashing Magazine with a fairly detailed comparison of a few WordPress theme shops. Currently only 11 theme shops are covered, though it looks like it will be updated before long to add more.
WordPress theme reviewer Chip Bennett provided a list of his tips for beginning theme reviewers.

And that does it for links this week. If you’ve found others, be sure to drop them in the comments below. Or, if you have a link you think should be in next week’s roundup, feel free to contact us.

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Released just this month, Google’s Site Verification plugin will make the process of verifying your website with Google. Verification is needed to integrate certain Google services into your site. Once verified with Google, your WordPress site can view statistics and other information available through Webmaster Tools, as well as take advantage of other Google services like Adsense (if you’re into ads).

One important note on this one: the plugin requires WordPress 3.0+, PHP 5.2.0+, JSON PHP extensions, and the CURL PHP extensions. Make sure you’re all up to date to take advantage of this plugin.

If you’ve used this plugin, do you find that it makes the verification process easier than before? Are there other mundane things you do to your sites that you would like to see automated via a plugin like this? Perhaps you’d like to see other Google services worked into WordPress this way?

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Event Espresso won $40,000 in the Utah Entrepreneur Challenge this month, after months of preparation and three rounds of judging. As part of the competition the Event Espresso team had to prepare presentations and a thirty page business plan. They succeeded in moving ahead for each of three rounds, competing against 9 other businesses for the top prize in the end.

The way Event Espresso Partner and Marketing lead Garth Koyle sees it, though, it’s not all about the money they won:

The potential prize money certainly gave us the incentive and motivation to compete in the Utah Entrepreneur Challenge, but what we are taking away from this competition is much more than the monetary award. After preparing business plans, presentations, and learning from mentors, we are better prepared for the future and know what we really offer to the market, where we want to take this business and how we are going to get there.

Event Espresso is a WordPress event registration and management plugin. We’ve interviewed its founder Seth Shoultes in the past, and they’re of course friends of WPCandy.

This isn’t the only WordPress plugin-based business we’ve seen taking off lately. Gravity Forms has an install base of over 100,000 websites now, and OnSwipe (previously PadPressed) has raised one million in funding and partnered with Automattic on WordPress.com.

So what do you think? Are we entering a period of time where the most interesting WordPress innovations will be happening in plugins rather than themes?

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This video walks through the latest from PluginBuddy called ThumbsUp. ThumbsUp is a very simple social voting plugin for WordPress. This video shows how the plugin works, how to use it, and what the backend looks like. The plugin was developed by Ronald Huereca, who started full time at PluginBuddy recently.

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Content is all about showcasing your content prominently with little distraction.

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Galileo is a free WordPress theme with 3 columns and an options page where you can insert adsense for the header ad, change the RSS link and add Google Analytics to the header.

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HTML5Press is an HTLM5 and CSS3 theme with featured images, menu and widget support, and threaded comments.

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TwentyTen Allure combines the latest WordPress technology available with a clear and eye catching design.

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Varg is a dark wolf theme with 3 columns.

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There are no shortage of places to find WordPress themes. Some prefer to make their own themes, some use only free themes, and still others—perhaps yourself—that purchase WordPress themes. Assuming you are purchasing themes online you have a number of places to look. Commercial theme shops are many and varied. There is also another type of commercial theme resource, typically referred to within the community as a WordPress theme marketplace.

After how well received our WordPress theme framework comparison was, and how often theme marketplaces were brought up when we discussed how to find WordPress themes, there was just no way we couldn’t do a rundown of theme marketplaces as well. In this post you will find a bit of a background on theme marketplaces in general, a rundown of everyone we know about, and a poll so that you can weigh in with your experiences.

What is a WordPress theme marketplace?

WordPress theme marketplaces, as we define them here, are websites that offer commercial WordPress themes from at least a handful of different theme authors. In this way marketplaces are different than what we call theme shops or vendors, since shops offer themes from one single brand.

Dedicated and assorted theme marketplaces

Theme marketplaces can be broken down in two major groups: dedicated and assorted.

A dedicated theme marketplace is one that carries and sells only one type of template or theme. In our case, that type is WordPress. Dedicated theme marketplaces don’t offer any type of theme except for WordPress themes.

You might guess, then, that an assorted theme marketplace carries more than just one type of template. So while WordPress themes are included in all of the assorted theme marketplaces we list below, there are other kinds of themes and templates available there too.

WordPress theme marketplace comparison table

The following table is laid out in alphabetical order, as is the list below it.

	Mojo Themes	ThemeForest	ThemeGarden	WonderThemes
Marketplace Type	Assorted	Assorted	Dedicated	Dedicated
Number of Themes	100+	900+	60+	Currently in beta
Support Forum	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
Established	2010	2008	2010	2011

About Mojo Themes

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Mojo Themes came new to the WordPress community in early 2010, launched by friends of WPCandy JR Farr and Brady Nord. Mojo Themes is a marketplace that offers templates for WordPress as well as Magento, Tumblr, email, Photoshop, and HTML/CSS.

Most recently, Mojo saw a redesign in celebration of their first year anniversary.

Visit the Mojo Themes marketplace for more. You can read more about our coverage of Mojo Themes as well.

About ThemeForest

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ThemeForest is the oldest and, by far, the largest commercial theme marketplace online today. It boasts an impressive number of WordPress themes for sale, nearly one thousand at the time of this writing.

Visit the ThemeForest marketplace for more. You can read our coverage of ThemeForest as well, including Envato its parent company. One of my favorites is an editorial on ThemeForest we published, particularly due to the conversation that followed in the comments.

About ThemeGarden

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Visit the ThemeGarden marketplace for more. You can also read more of our coverage of ThemeGarden as well.

About WonderThemes

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Visit the WonderThemes marketplace for more, as well as when they launch. You can also read more of our coverage of WonderThemes as well.

Which WordPress theme marketplace would you recommend?

Social proof is important, and in this case our collective experience is very valuable. Speak up in the poll below and recommend which marketplaces you would recommend to others, based on your experience.

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What has your experience been?

Okay, time to speak up. What has your experience been with the marketplaces described above? Do you see more space for innovation in theme marketplaces?

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There is a new WordPress theme, called WP4FB, that reportedly makes it simple to create Facebook fanpages using WordPress.

The theme creator, Wilco, describes the theme like this:

The idea of WP4FB is actually real simple. WP4FB is a free WordPress template which is compatible with Facebook to use as an iFrame application, which in turn can be used as a “tab” at your fanpage. Using WP4FB it’s easy to set up your fanpage without using any coding skills, as it’s literally just as easy as WordPress blogging.

It’s an interesting idea. One of the coolest features to me is the ability to change what a Facebook user sees depending whether they’ve Liked the page or not. He calls it Fan Gate.

I do think it’s a bit odd to have a theme and WordPress blog with a sole purpose to create an iFrame for Facebook Fanpages. Maybe Facebook is making Fanpages a bit too hard.

Nevertheless, if you are like me and don’t want to manage an entirely separate blog for Facebook, I would install the theme in a subdomain using Multisite and use RSS to feed the site with my main blog’s content.

How would you use WP4FB? Do think this is a useful tool?

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It was about six months ago that previous Chicago organizer Lisa Sabin-Wilson announced she would be handing the organizational reigns off to someone new. In that time the new organizational team has formed, regrouped, and laid their plans out on the new WordCamp Chicago site.

WordCamp Chicago 2011 will be take place on July 30 and 31 at DePaul University Student Center on Lincoln Park Campus. Early bird ticket registrations are now available for $30 for those that have been chomping at the bit for the next Windy City WordCamp. The organizers are also reaching out to the community for speakers, sponsors and volunteers.

Their launch announcement are also teasing more about their 2011 theme, “Chicago’s World Fair”, in a future announcement. I’m not sure what it means, but my fingers are crossed for ferris wheel.

So who’s planning on attending the event at the end of July?

In this brief interview, Frank Gruber of Teck Cocktail talks with Matt Mullenweg on the topic of “Delivering Happiness”.

Some impressive stats came out of the WordPress camp recently. Apparently, almost 20,000 users of the WordPress.org Support Forums have checked “I make my living using WordPress” in their profile.

20,000 is a large number for people making a living off of a free blogging platform! Do you make a living with WordPress? If so, we’d love to hear about it!

WordCamp Columbus Ohio is right around the corner, June 17-18, 2011 and I’d like to attend. However, my funds are pretty tight this year and I’d like to know if you would be able to help me out. There are three different ways you can sponsor my trip to this event.

Video – This includes a minimum of two videos recorded from the event. Each video will begin with a splash screen showcasing your company as well as providing a link within the video post. – $150.00

Audio – This includes a minimum of two recordings which could either be interviews or actual sessions from the event. Each audio recording will include a shot out to your company or business along with a link within the audio post. $150.00 Purchased by http://podscms.org/

~~Text – This includes a minimum of two posts which will include a banner as well as a text link. $100.00~~ Purchased by http://podscms.org/

If you’re interested in sponsoring me by any of these methods, please get in touch with me via email so we can square things away. I’ll update this post as sponsorships are purchased.

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Looks like WordPress is getting a little closer to becoming a college course as Montana State Universities, Extended University will be offering a course on Advanced WordPress on May 9th. This course doesn’t say anything about college credits but how cool will that be to see the day when there is actually a college course devoted to WordPress that you could earn credits with? Perhaps as part of a journalism class?

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When you are asked to speak at a WordCamp, realize that you are one in hundreds of people they could have asked. It’s humbling and ego-inflating, but it is also a responsibility. You aren’t talking to people who have no clue what you are talking about. You will be facing people who probably know more than you, so your job will be to help them see it in a new way, to open their minds to the possibilities, to spark their enthusiasm, and tap into the passion. It’s a tough job, so if they come calling, don’t take it for granted. It’s a privilege.

via What’s Involved for a Speaker at a WordCamp Event « Lorelle on WordPress.

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WordCamp Montreal 2011 Looking For Speakers

As WordPress becomes a mature piece of publishing software, more things are being added to the kitchen sink. Some features are great while others, not so much. As WordPress adds more features, how many of you have found yourself using plugins or convoluted ways to disable or remove the functionality that was added to WordPress? I’m not opposed to WordPress adding more features and functionality but I am interested in knowing what your breaking point is with regards to how many plugins will you use to go against the grain of WordPress before you decide that a different publishing platform would ultimately be the better choice?

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This week we will be running through Round 2 of Theme Madness, with the last half of Round 2 matches starting today. Today’s games will be:

All of the polls and instructions can be found just after the jump, so be sure to click through to have your voice heard. Voting will take place for the next 48 hours, and close at midnight on the 24th (Eastern Standard Time).

If you need a reminder, the rules can be found here. Good luck to everyone playing!

Themify vs. Elegant Themes

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @Themify or @ElegantThemes.
The home game: If either Themify or Elegant Themes start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Dev4Press vs. iThemes

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @MilanGD or @iThemes.
The home game: If either Dev4Press or iThemes start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Mojo Themes vs. Templatic

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @Mojo_Themes or @Templatic.
The home game: If either Mojo Themes or Templatic start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

WPZoom vs. Wonder Themes

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @WPZoom or @WonderThemes.
The home game: If either WPZoom or WonderThemes start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Catalyst Theme vs. Headway Themes

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @CatalystTheme or @HeadwayThemes.
The home game: If either Catalyst Theme or Headway Themes start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Gorilla Themes vs. DIYThemes

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @GorillaThemes or @DIYThemes.
The home game: If either Gorilla Themes or DIYThemes start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

KreativeThemes vs. Press75

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @KreativeThemes or @Press75.
The home game: If either KreativeThemes or Press75 start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Standard Theme vs. ThemeFuse

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Remember, along with this poll you can also vote two other ways:

The away game: Tweet your vote using the #wpmadness hashtag and mention either @StandardTheme or @ThemeFuse.
The home game: If either Standard Theme or ThemeFuse start up a post on their blog, your comment there will count as a vote as well.

Theme Madness 2011 Game Schedule

	Bracket A	Bracket B	Bracket C	Bracket D
April 26	AppThemes vs. Graph Paper Press Elegant Theme vs. iThemes	ThemeForest vs. ThemeGarden Mojo Themes vs. WPZoom	StudioPress vs. Theme Hybrid Catalyst Theme vs. DIYThemes	Obox Themes vs. Pro Theme Design Press75 vs. ThemeFuse
May 2	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined
May 4	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined	To be determined

Bracket A

Bracket B

Bracket C

Bracket D

April 26

AppThemes vs. Graph Paper Press

Elegant Theme vs. iThemes

ThemeForest vs. ThemeGarden

Mojo Themes vs. WPZoom

StudioPress vs. Theme Hybrid

Catalyst Theme vs. DIYThemes

Obox Themes vs. Pro Theme Design

Press75 vs. ThemeFuse

May 2

To be determined

May 4

To be determined

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It was only a few weeks ago when we ran off our first set of WPCandy shirts. We have taken them to a number of WordCamps, meetups in our various areas, and in a few special instances mailed them out to folks. While handing out all this free torso decoration I’ve noticed something odd, but not altogether surprising.

These people are all very attractive. But man, they are even better looking wearing a WPCandy shirt.

Have a look at our beautiful community just after the jump, and find out how you can snag a WPCandy shirt for yourself. If you have a shirt and would like to see yourself on this page as well, send a photo our way.

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Brendan Sera-Shriar of Vanilla Forums rocking the WPCandy shirt.

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Abbie Sanderson and her very own WPCandy shirt. We first met Shayne, her husband, at WordCamp Detroit 2010, then both of them at WordCamp Phoenix 2011. She\'s technically next to the shirt, but we\'ll let is slip this one time!

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Nicholas Weaver in Fort Wayne Indiana, straight up modeling the shirt! He\'s @ Nicholas_Weaver on Twitter.

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Justin Jones, @jjonesftw on Twitter, a WPCandy/WordPress lover in Fort Wayne Indiana.

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Tony Gemayel\'s girlfriend wearing the WPCandy shirt. He is @twogiraffes on Twitter, and we first met him at WordCamp Miami 2011.

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WPCandy contributor Brian Krogsgard rocking the WPCandy shirt. He\'s @krogsgard on Twitter.

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Ashley Hittinger rocking the WPCandy shirt. She\'s @arae on Twitter.

How to get your own shirt and see it featured here

One thing you may notice is your gorgeous WPCandy shirt wearing body missing from this page. That just can’t be! While we aren’t directly selling our shirts, there are two ways you can come across a shirt of your own:

Run into a WPCandy crew member or contributor at a WordCamp or meetup. Or on the street I suppose, but that might be weird. Or awesome.
Power WPCandy for a day. Anyone who powers the site for a day or more has a shirt coming their way, just as our way of saying thanks.

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This latest video, from the folks at Pro Theme Design, shows off their Elemental Designer plugin that adds additional slick design controls to their Elemental WordPress theme framework. What do you think of it, particularly how they are adding functionality to one of their theme’s via a plugin rather than a theme update?

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Last year’s 3.0 release of WordPress brought with it a new default theme called Twenty Ten (Rest in peace, Kubrick). Twenty Ten was designed to put on display key WordPress features, teach new beginning theme developers, and was named specifically to provide that extra push to developers to create Twenty Eleven while it was still 2011.

Development on the next version of WordPress, version 3.2, is in full swing. With an update from project lead Matt Mullenweg just yesterday, 3.2 may bring with it a new default theme called, this time called Twenty Eleven. Mullenweg’s proposal is to improve and use Duster as this new default theme. Duster, of course, is the theme that ThemeShaper adopted and adapted for its redesign back in February.

Mullenweg added the following to his ticket proposing Duster as the new basis for WordPress’ default theme:

It’s been a few years since we did this (#9015) but let’s track the effort for the TwentyEleven theme, hopefully making 3.2, here.
Main goals besides what we’ve already done in TwentyTen:
To be different from TwentyTen, aesthetically.
Is a good showcase of WP’s headline features.
Clean, fast to load, and with best-practice markup.
Some people will prefer the design of TwentyTen, which is still excellent, over TwentyEleven, but that’s okay. We’ll have something new next year.

See the initial changeset for more info, and we’ll keep you posted on any updates we get. Assuming Duster becomes the next default, Twenty Eleven theme, what would you think? Is it a worthy successor to Twenty Ten?

Editor’s note: This information is pulled from the WordPress Trac, which is about as early in the stages of planning/development as you can get. Well, except the mind itself. But until we can perfect our mind reading techniques here at WPCandy, which would undoubtedly increase the provocativeness of our blog posts, we have to rely on Trac tickets for early WordPress project movements. All of this is to say: take what is reported here with a grain of salt, since it could end up not happening. And try to limit those terrible, terrible thoughts of yours.

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StudioPress is happy to announce the release of the Focus 1.0.2 child theme. This WordPress theme works on the Genesis Framework and can be downloaded by Pro Plus members in the support forum. All others can purchase the package here.

Custom Header Function

With the release this week of Genesis v1.6, we’ve easily been able to update the Focus child theme to take advantage of the new custom header function that is now a part of Genesis.

Here’s a screenshot to see what the custom header screen looks like:

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Footer Widgets

While the original Focus child theme included support for footer widgets, we’ve replaced the method in which the footer widgets are registered. Prior to Genesis v1.6, we had to include the footer widgets with a lot more code than is required now. Thanks to Genesis, which does the heavy lifting, you can register footer widgets with a single line of code.

Updating Isn’t Necessary

If you are currently using an earlier version of Focus, you don’t have to update to the v1.0.2. If you already have a logo header then there really isn’t a need to include custom header to your site. The footer widgets code was simply consolidating code which you already have, so there isn’t any additional benefits to updating.

If you are a registered user on our support forum, you can see a detailed changelog for reference.

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We’ve been working on Genesis 1.6 for a over two months now, and we had it in beta for 3 weeks. This version includes a number of features that integrate seamlessly with WordPress and also fixes some bugs. Below you’ll see what’s been included…

Footer Widgets

Recent themes, like Venture, Focus, and even Prose, have been using this feature for a long time now. But unfortunately, they had to do things the old way, the hard way. With Genesis 1.6, this gets SO much easier. Now, all you need is 1 line of code in the theme’s functions.php file, and a little CSS (which we’ll be happy to build into many of our themes).

Learn how to add footer widgets with Genesis v1.6.

Custom Header Image

The easiest way to customize Genesis is to utilize the custom header and custom background functions that are native to WordPress and select child themes.

With custom header, this feature can be as simple, or as rich, as you need it to be. The array you pass for it it can handle a number of arguments like text color, default header fallback, and custom callback functions for the admin and front end CSS output.

Learn how to setup custom header with Genesis v1.6.

100% Custom Menu Support

When WordPress 3.0 was released, one of the biggest features added was custom menus. Immediately upon that release, Genesis was updated to include support of custom menus in addition to the Genesis option of list pages/list categories for your primary and secondary navigation. In Genesis v1.6, we’re removing the list pages/list categories options, and relying on WordPress custom menus.

During the upgrade process to v1.6, Genesis will take your old menu options (Page and Category IDs, depth options, etc.) and move them to a safe place where they can be accessed for as long as you need them. Behind the scenes, Genesis will recognize that you’re not quite ready to move to a custom navigation system just yet, and continue to display your old menus.

Learn how to setup navigation with Genesis v1.6.

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We haven’t really been bragging about this one very much, but you know us… always cooking up something new. Isn’t that why you use Genesis to begin with? We’d like to invite you into a beta period of Genesis v1.6. Keep reading…

We’ll save the marketing mumbo jumbo for the final release. I mean, we’re talking to developers, right? You want to know what’s new under the hood – so here goes:

Footer Widgets

add_theme_support( \'genesis-footer-widgets\', 3 );

See the number “3″ there? That means you want to generate 3 widget areas. Want more? Less? Just adjust the number and Genesis takes care of the rest. Throw in some CSS, adjust to your liking, and start putting widgets in there. It’s that easy. No bulky code in your functions file, no need to register widget areas or no additional php files in your child theme.

Custom Header Image

The easiest way to take a Genesis theme and make it your own is to add a custom header image, and maybe a custom background color or image. Custom background is already dead simple with a Genesis theme:

add_custom_background();

But adding a custom header has always been a bit more difficult. We’re fixing that.

add_theme_support( \'genesis-custom-header\', array( \'width\' => 960, \'height\' => 120 ) );

This feature can be as simple, or as rich, as you need it to be. The array you pass it can handle a number of arguments like text color, default header fallback, and custom callback functions for the admin and front end CSS output.

Again, you can try to break this feature by checking out the Genesis 1.6 Beta default theme. And please to try to break it. It makes the software better.

100% Custom Menu Support

Up until now, we’ve been sitting on the fence with regard to exclusively using custom nav menus. Yes, we give you the option to use them (we’ve supported them since they were first introduced in WordPress 3.0), but we still give you the option of building nav menus manually, with Page and Category IDs. That’s old, clunky, outdated technology. Genesis is too fly for that junk.

So we’re removing those options.

Don’t panic.

We have a plan, and it doesn’t involve any work on your part.

During the upgrade process, Genesis will take your old menu options, all those Page and Category IDs, depth options, etc., and move them to a safe place where they can be accessed for as long as you need them. And behind the scenes, Genesis will recognize that you’re not quite ready to move to a custom nav system just yet, and continue to display your old menus.

As soon as you’re ready to move to your own custom nav menu, just create one, and assign it to the proper theme location (Primary or Secondary).

We’ve tested this process in-house, but we NEED your help to test it further. Here’s how.

Install Genesis 1.5 on a test site.
Create page or category menus the old fashioned way. Make them as simple or as complex as you like.
Upgrade to Genesis 1.6 Beta.
Visit your test site homepage and see if your old menus still show (they should).
Create a custom nav menu, and assign it to the proper theme location.
See if it replaces your old menu on your test site homepage (it should).
Tell us all about it!

Oh, and yes, the nav extras (twitter, search, feed links, etc.) will still be in the Theme Settings.

Other Stuff

Yeah, you’ll probably notice some other bits of jazz in the Beta, but we’ll talk about that more later.

So, if you’re a Pro-Plus customer, go grab yourself a copy of Genesis 1.6 Beta. Just promise us you’ll take it for a spin (per the notes above) and let us know how we can make it better.

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StudioPress is happy to announce the release of the Tapestry 1.0 child theme. This WordPress theme works on the Genesis Framework and can be downloaded by Pro Plus members in the support forum. All others can purchase the package here.

If you have already purchased the Genesis Framework and any other child theme previously, you can simply purchase the child package by itself, otherwise you need the Tapestry + Genesis Theme package.

We’re also pleased to announce that this is the first of what will be many Tumblog-style child themes for Genesis. With the release of WordPress 3.1 which includes post formats, we want to take full advantage of the awesomeness that WordPress provides.

Take it for a test drive…

Here’s a screenshot of the Tapestry Child Theme:

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\n\";s:12:\"link_replies\";s:145:\"http://www.studiopress.com/releases/tapestry-theme-released.htm#commentshttp://www.studiopress.com/releases/tapestry-theme-released.htm/feed/atom\";s:3:\"thr\";a:1:{s:5:\"total\";s:2:\"43\";}}i:4;a:12:{s:6:\"author\";s:17:\"\n \n \n \";s:11:\"author_name\";s:13:\"Brian Gardner\";s:10:\"author_uri\";s:27:\"http://www.briangardner.com\";s:5:\"title\";s:30:\"Focus 1.0 Child Theme Released\";s:4:\"link\";s:66:\"http://www.studiopress.com/releases/focus-child-theme-released.htm\";s:2:\"id\";s:34:\"http://www.studiopress.com/?p=7399\";s:7:\"updated\";s:20:\"2011-03-10T16:07:57Z\";s:9:\"published\";s:20:\"2011-03-10T15:05:59Z\";s:7:\"summary\";s:337:\"TweetStudioPress is happy to announce the release of the Focus 1.0 child theme. This WordPress theme works on the Genesis Framework and can be downloaded by Pro Plus members in the support forum. All others can purchase the package here. If you have already purchased the Genesis Framework and any other child theme previously, you [...]\";s:12:\"atom_content\";s:1970:\"

StudioPress is happy to announce the release of the Focus 1.0 child theme. This WordPress theme works on the Genesis Framework and can be downloaded by Pro Plus members in the support forum. All others can purchase the package here.

If you have already purchased the Genesis Framework and any other child theme previously, you can simply purchase the child package by itself, otherwise you need the Focus + Genesis Theme package.

What are you waiting for? Check out the Focus demo…

Utilizing the Genesis Grid Loop

The Focus child theme is the second of many themes that will utilize the Genesis Grid Loop that was included as part of Genesis v1.5. The Grid Loop was a custom function that was written to display featured posts on the top of a homepage, and then display a grid-like area of post excerpts at the bottom. You can also view an advanced tutorial on the Grid Loop written by Gary Jones.

3 Color Style Options

$\"Focus$

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We are very proud to announce that the very first Genesis + Child Theme combo is now available for WordPress.com users. As of this morning, the Pretty Young Thing child theme can now be purchased and deployed across their network of sites.

$\"WordPress.com\"$ A month ago WordPress gave users a chance to stand out from the crowd by using a premium theme. We’re excited that StudioPress was asked to join the party, and are thrilled that the Pretty Young Thing is the first theme there.

This is something we’ve been hoping for quite some time – as we’ve been asked on a number of occasions if Genesis can be used on WP.com. As of this morning, we’re finally able to say YES!

Check out the Pretty Young Thing demo on WordPress.com… and here’s a reminder of what makes the Pretty Young Theme so cool:

The Genesis Grid Loop

The Pretty Young Thing child theme is the first of many themes that will utilize the Genesis Grid Loop that was include as part of Genesis v1.5. The Grid Loop was a custom function that was written to display featured posts on the top of a homepage, and then display a grid-like area of post excerpts at the bottom. The WordPress.com version of the Pretty Young Thing theme will support this.

3 Beautiful Color Style Options

$\"Pretty$

\n\";s:12:\"link_replies\";s:193:\"http://www.studiopress.com/announcements/pretty-young-thing-available-wordpress-com.htm#commentshttp://www.studiopress.com/announcements/pretty-young-thing-available-wordpress-com.htm/feed/atom\";s:3:\"thr\";a:1:{s:5:\"total\";s:2:\"11\";}}i:6;a:12:{s:6:\"author\";s:17:\"\n \n \n \";s:11:\"author_name\";s:13:\"Brian Gardner\";s:10:\"author_uri\";s:27:\"http://www.briangardner.com\";s:5:\"title\";s:48:\"Introducing Gary Jones – Genesis Developer\";s:4:\"link\";s:73:\"http://www.studiopress.com/announcements/gary-jones-genesis-developer.htm\";s:2:\"id\";s:34:\"http://www.studiopress.com/?p=7335\";s:7:\"updated\";s:20:\"2011-03-21T20:54:59Z\";s:9:\"published\";s:20:\"2011-03-01T16:00:38Z\";s:7:\"summary\";s:365:\"TweetRecently we celebrated the anniversary of the launch of the Genesis Framework – and wanted to spend the next year focusing on the Genesis development community. After all, without all of their hard work and contributions, Genesis wouldn’t be where it’s at. With that being said, we plan on introducing you to the developers who’ve [...]\";s:12:\"atom_content\";s:7421:\"

Recently we celebrated the anniversary of the launch of the Genesis Framework – and wanted to spend the next year focusing on the Genesis development community. After all, without all of their hard work and contributions, Genesis wouldn’t be where it’s at.

With that being said, we plan on introducing you to the developers who’ve made a difference…

Meet Gary Jones

Website: Gary Jones · Twitter: @GaryJ

$\"Gary$ I’m a multi-discipline web developer from the UK and although I have worked for myself since October 2008, I’ve been coding for the web since 1999. My day-to-day tasks can see me writing everything from JavaScript (mostly jQuery), CSS and XHTML on the front end, to PHP and SQL on the back-end. Previous roles have also seen me deep in Classic ASP and server setup and optimization.

I’ve been using Genesis since June 2010, and before that I was involved with another premium theme framework community, though to a far lesser extent. Straight up, my number one reason for being part of the Genesis community, is that I feel like I can contribute towards it, in the way I want, and know that it will be appreciated and valued. I’m currently a volunteer senior moderator on the support boards, and although most of the other moderators answer far more posts than me, I like to think I contribute in other ways.

Helping Others

Before I became a web developer (and my 9 months out of the rat race living in Malaysia) I was a Math and IT teacher, both in secondary schools and in prisons (for the record, the murderers, drug addicts and sex offenders are far easier to teach than the teenagers). While I’ll be the first to put myself in the geek category, the skills developed from teaching, and the keenness to help people learn means I’m usually too eager to help others understand how Genesis works. I’ve written several tutorials for doing just that, and I pride myself on giving additional information both within the code and outside of it to cater for all learning preferences. Certainly it’s more visible on there than on my own Code Gallery site.

I enjoy working with code more than talking about it though. Over the last 6 months, I’ve found that I’m getting really picky about even the smallest aspects of code quality. I’m on the boards nagging Nathan to follow the WordPress PHP coding standards for Genesis core code, or suggesting to Brian that the CSS would be better a different way because of x, y, z, or asking Daisy to update someone else’s tutorial so that it includes a docblock as all code should be properly documented. Boy, I must be annoying $\';-)\'$ But you know what? That’s fine – it all leads to everyone doing things The Right Way, which means easier code maintenance, better looking sites, and clearer learning resources.

Code Contributions

Perhaps my biggest contribution in terms of bulk code is for the Prose theme. I was asked by StudioPress to implement their ideas for a new theme that allowed users to easily change some aspects of the visual design. As well as including an import / export feature for the settings before Genesis itself did, the theme can also minify the CSS for performance benefits. The code for the theme itself is comprehensively structured, and has 24 action hooks and 18 filters in there (for comparison, Genesis 1.5 has 60 action hooks and 95 filters), and I’m using some of these to create a Prose-specific plugin, called Prose Google Fonts (screencast) which will be released shortly.

Back to the “contributions being valued” point, I also wrote the bulk of the rewritten breadcrumbs feature in Genesis 1.5. Nathan loved it and tweaked it, Nick fixed it to be compatible with WordPress 3.0, and it was committed to the core code. I wrote it because I had a client that was using custom post types, and the breadcrumbs in previous versions of Genesis had no support for them. It solved a need for everyone, and Nathan and Brian were happy to accept it.

Summing Up

And that’s why I love Genesis – of course I love the features of the product itself, and the ease with which new sites can be instantly set up, but you won’t see me knocking out lots of great looking websites to add to a portfolio like some of the other designers and developers; I’m most interested in the code that powers Genesis and the community that uses it, and what I can give back to both of them. The people who follow me on Twitter will know that most of my tweets seem to be related to Genesis in one way or another.

Final Facts

If I wasn’t using WordPress, I’d love to have a real understanding of the Zend Framework. I’ve got a few ideas of sites and applications I could build with it.
I’m hopefully going to attend my first two WordCamps this year – WordCamp Portsmouth UK, and WordCamp Chicago (if it runs).
I’m a PADI advanced open water scuba diver, and have dived with 3.8m-long gray nurse sharks. I want to dive with more sharks.
My (now rusty due to under use) party piece is to juggle and spin fire poi. I’ve only burnt myself once.
I learnt up to level 2 of British Sign Language. I don’t use it regularly, so it’s been largely forgotten.
As a Brit, I drink lots of tea. I don’t like coffee, which means I see little point in Starbucks existing…

\n\";s:12:\"link_replies\";s:165:\"http://www.studiopress.com/announcements/gary-jones-genesis-developer.htm#commentshttp://www.studiopress.com/announcements/gary-jones-genesis-developer.htm/feed/atom\";s:3:\"thr\";a:1:{s:5:\"total\";s:2:\"13\";}}i:7;a:12:{s:6:\"author\";s:17:\"\n \n \n \";s:11:\"author_name\";s:13:\"Brian Gardner\";s:10:\"author_uri\";s:27:\"http://www.briangardner.com\";s:5:\"title\";s:37:\"Genesis + WordPress 3.1 = Update Now!\";s:4:\"link\";s:73:\"http://www.studiopress.com/announcements/genesis-wordpress-3-1-update.htm\";s:2:\"id\";s:34:\"http://www.studiopress.com/?p=7321\";s:7:\"updated\";s:20:\"2011-02-23T17:31:27Z\";s:9:\"published\";s:20:\"2011-02-23T17:31:27Z\";s:7:\"summary\";s:323:\"TweetAs many of you know, this morning the long-awaited WordPress 3.1 was officially released. We wanted to let you know that we’ve updated all of the Genesis child theme demo sites, and all is well. This is our way of saying “Go for it, you should safely be able to update to WordPress 3.1!” Coming [...]\";s:12:\"atom_content\";s:1940:\"

As many of you know, this morning the long-awaited WordPress 3.1 was officially released. We wanted to let you know that we’ve updated all of the Genesis child theme demo sites, and all is well.

This is our way of saying “Go for it, you should safely be able to update to WordPress 3.1!”

Coming Soon to a Genesis Theatre Near You…

Piggybacking on the announcement of WordPress 3.1 being available, we’re happy to say that the Tapestry child theme should be released soon. Tapestry will utilize a very cool feature that comes packaged with WordPress 3.1 – post formats. These will include Asides, Chat, Gallery, Image, Link, Quote, Status and Video.

$\"Tapestry$
\n
\nWhile we have the Tapestry theme ready to go, we recently updated the default Genesis style sheet (more on that) which will delay the release a bit. We want to use the new style sheet format on all theme releases moving forward, so we’ll need to update the code a bit.

So for now, go ahead and update to WordPress 3.1, and enjoy our efforts to seamlessly integrate your WordPress experience with the Genesis Framework!

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With that being said, we plan on introducing you to the developers who’ve made a difference…

Meet Bill Erickson

Website: Bill Erickson · Twitter: @billerickson· Portfolio: View Showcase Sites

$\"Bill$ I’m a WordPress Consultant, an entrepreneur, an amateur photographer, a recent college graduate, a skier, and a wine lover living in Austin. I’ve been developing with WordPress for over 5 years, using theme frameworks for over 2 years, and built my first client site using Genesis about four months ago. Since then, I’ve built too many Genesis child themes to count.

Before using WordPress, I worked as a web developer for Texas A&M University. The majority of my work was simple text changes: changing Spring to Fall, 2004 to 2005…. I was tired of people sending me 10 page Word documents of their site’s text, with two words changed, and asking me to “update the site”. I knew there had to be a better solution, and started experimenting with WordPress.

Using WordPress to Build CMS Websites

After a few months I began rebuilding the sites in our department using WordPress 2.0 (check this out). I don’t know how many others were using WordPress as a CMS at this time, but it was a huge improvement over our old system of “email me changes”. I could finally give control of a site’s content to the content producer, and I loved it.

Since then, I’ve been building sites using WordPress as a CMS. WordPress has really matured as a CMS, and with custom post types, taxonomies, meta boxes, and option pages you can make any type of website easy to use and maintain. I have a wide range of clients, from small and large businesses to universities. My philosophy has always been to empower people to manage their own websites, which is why I use WordPress and Genesis.

Why Bill Loves to Use the Genesis Framework

It’s a wonderful base to build from. Instead of building a site from scratch, I can focus on the 20% that’s custom to this specific project. It saves time and money.
It’s very customizable. It has a ton of hooks and filters to customize almost everything, and the code itself is well documented. If I want to figure out how to customize something in the header, I go to /lib/structure/header.php and look for the appropriate hook/filter and read the comments.
StudioPress has developed an amazing community of developers. If I run into an issue I can hop in the forum and find an answer quickly, or post to twitter and get an answer immediately.
Visibility. If you build great sites using Genesis, StudioPress will promote you and your work, and you’ll get more great projects to work on.
I recognize the value I receive from this community, and try my best to give back. I post tutorials on dev.studiopress.com and my blog, share themes, and release plugins. If you’re a developer using WordPress and Genesis, I highly recommend you do the same.

Using Genesis Makes Bill’s Life Easier

Because of WordPress and Genesis, I’m able to focus on what I enjoy doing – turning designs into easy-to-manage websites. Nowadays I work on a few specific types of projects: converting existing sites to Genesis child themes (keeping the same look and feel), and converting new designs (PSDs) to Genesis child themes.

If a client doesn’t have a design already I hire a designer to work with them on it. Because of the flexibility of Genesis, there’s no design constraints on what a Genesis site can look like.

\n\";s:12:\"link_replies\";s:171:\"http://www.studiopress.com/announcements/bill-erickson-genesis-developer.htm#commentshttp://www.studiopress.com/announcements/bill-erickson-genesis-developer.htm/feed/atom\";s:3:\"thr\";a:1:{s:5:\"total\";s:2:\"10\";}}i:9;a:12:{s:6:\"author\";s:17:\"\n \n \n \";s:11:\"author_name\";s:13:\"Brian Gardner\";s:10:\"author_uri\";s:27:\"http://www.briangardner.com\";s:5:\"title\";s:49:\"Pretty Young Thing Theme 1.0 Child Theme Released\";s:4:\"link\";s:73:\"http://www.studiopress.com/releases/pretty-young-thing-theme-released.htm\";s:2:\"id\";s:34:\"http://www.studiopress.com/?p=7263\";s:7:\"updated\";s:20:\"2011-02-16T16:18:42Z\";s:9:\"published\";s:20:\"2011-02-16T16:18:29Z\";s:7:\"summary\";s:334:\"TweetStudioPress is happy to announce the release of the Pretty Young Thing 1.0 child theme. This WordPress theme works on the Genesis Framework and can be downloaded by Pro Plus members in the support forum. All others can purchase the package here. If you have already purchased the Genesis Framework and any other child theme [...]\";s:12:\"atom_content\";s:2254:\"

StudioPress is happy to announce the release of the Pretty Young Thing 1.0 child theme. This WordPress theme works on the Genesis Framework and can be downloaded by Pro Plus members in the support forum. All others can purchase the package here.

If you have already purchased the Genesis Framework and any other child theme previously, you can simply purchase the child package by itself, otherwise you need the Pretty Young Thing + Genesis Theme package.

What are you waiting for? Check out the Pretty Young Thing demo…

Introducing the Genesis Grid Loop

Designed With Care by Graphically Designing

We’re also very pleased to announce that Pretty Young Thing was carefully crafted. by Darcy Milder of Graphically Designing. She’s an incredibly talented designer and will be designing a number of themes which will be released here at StudioPress.

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WordPress 3.1.2 is now available and is a security release for all previous WordPress versions.

This release addresses a vulnerability that allowed Contributor-level users to improperly publish posts.

The issue was discovered by a member of our security team, WordPress developer Andrew Nacin, with Benjamin Balter.

Download 3.1.2 or update automatically from the Dashboard → Updates menu in your site’s admin area.

Looking for something fun to do during your summer vacation? Why not check out a WordCamp! WordCamps are locally-organized casual conferences of, by, and for WordPress users, developers, and enthusiasts just like you. The focus of a WordCamp is to foster face-to-face connections and collaboration among the local WordPress crowd, but there are usually some out-of-towners there as well. Here are the WordCamps that have been approved so far for the summer:

April 16: WordCamp Seattle in Seattle, WA. This weekend! After taking a year off, WordCamp Seattle is back with tracks for bloggers, designers, and developers. This year they’ll feature a lineup including presentations by both local speakers and visitors like core committer Andrew Nacin, as well as an Ignite session of lightning talks at the end of the day.

May 5: WordCamp Vancouver (Developer Edition) in Vancouver, BC. This one-day WordCamp is aimed purely at developers working on the WordPress platform, and will not have content aimed at bloggers (as previous Vancouver WordCamps have). I predict we will start seeing more of these types of niche WordCamps moving forward, because they will mean smaller, more intimate events that allow more collaboration (and make it easier to find venues!). Note that we’re working with the organizers to get the tickets to a more reasonable price, so keep your eyes open this week if you’ve held off on buying a ticket because of the price tag.

May 7: WordCamp Switzerland in Brugg, Switzerland. This one will cover a wide range of topics, including getting started with WordPress, advanced development topics, BuddyPress, and an inside look at running a WordPress-based business.

May 14: WordCamp Orange County in Orange, CA. Already sold out! Orange County had their first WordCamp last year, and the organizers have put together another great event this time around.

May 14: WordCamp Paris in Paris, France. One of the last true unconference-style WordCamps, the Paris group will plan their schedule the morning of the event like they do at BarCamps. WordCamp Paris had one of the best WordCamp t-shirts ever a couple of years ago. And it’s in Paris in the spring.

May 21–22: WordCamp Raleigh in Raleigh, NC. Repeat organizers from the Raleigh WordPress Meetup Group are just starting to select speakers and put together their plans, but if it is anything like last year, the venue will be packed with WordPress professionals (and maybe there will be cookies). I’ll be attending this one, as will Nacin.

June 4–5: WordCamp Reno-Lake Tahoe in Reno, NV. Organized by a WordPress core UI group contributor, WordCamp Reno-Lake Tahoe is taking place in Reno and has a packed schedule full of visiting experts.

June 11–12: WordCamp Kansas City in Overland Park, KS. With publisher, designer, and developer tracks, Kansas City’s WordCamp will have a little something for everyone, presented in large part by local speakers.

June 17–19: WordCamp Columbus in Columbus, OH. WordCamp Columbus has a new organizer this year and is bringing the focus more firmly onto WordPress (and less on social media). Their 3-day event includes an entire day for newbies, and another for non-profits, a nice addition to the usual blogger/developer tracks.

July 9–10: WordCamp Montreal in Montreal, Quebec. This group consistently puts on a great every year. If you register now, you can still get a $10 discount and get both days for only $30 (with sessions in both English and French to reflect the bilingual nature of the city). Montreal plays host to a number of festivals throughout the year, and this weekend is no different, including festivals for the arts, comedy, tango, and even circus arts.

July 16: WordCamp San Diego in San Diego, CA. First WordCamp in San Diego! They have talking about this for over a year, and are now starting to really ramp up the planning. They’re finalizing their venue right now, and I would expect a great roster of speakers.

July 16-17: WordCamp Portsmouth in Portsmouth, UK. The annual WordCamp UK that moves from city to city each year alights this year in Portsmouth. This one is notable because Mike Little, co-founder of WordPress, is part of the organizing team.

July 23–24: WordCamp Boston in Boston, MA. Another one just about to lock down some details and get starting with speaker selection, etc. An easy train ride from so many places, and not in the middle of winter this year!

July 30-31: WordCamp Chicago has new organizers and is a new venue this year. A call for speakers, supporters, and volunteers will likely be posted sometime next week.

WordCamp Portland is looking for a venue before deciding on a date this year, as it has outgrown the space it’s used the past two years, but hopes to happen in September. If you would be interested in donating a venue to this popular event, please contact them.

We’ll hold off on posting fall events until later in the summer since there a lot in the planning stages now. To get the most up-to-date information, visit WordCamp Central.

Hope to see you at a WordCamp soon!

WordPress 3.1.1 is now available. This maintenance and security release fixes almost thirty issues in 3.1, including:

Some security hardening to media uploads
Performance improvements
Fixes for IIS6 support
Fixes for taxonomy and PATHINFO (/index.php/) permalinks
Fixes for various query and taxonomy edge cases that caused some plugin compatibility issues

Version 3.1.1 also addresses three security issues discovered by WordPress core developers Jon Cave and Peter Westwood, of our security team. The first hardens CSRF prevention in the media uploader. The second avoids a PHP crash in certain environments when handling devilishly devised links in comments, and the third addresses an XSS flaw.

We suggest you update to 3.1.1 promptly. Download 3.1.1 or update automatically from the Dashboard → Updates menu in your site’s admin area.

Our release haiku:

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For the past several years, WordPress has been a proud participant in the Google Summer of Code program (aka GSoC). We’ve been accepted as a mentoring organization again this year, and are looking forward to working with a select handful of talented college students who are interested in developing for WordPress. Student applications are currently being accepted, and the deadline to apply is April 8. Are you a college student/developer looking for a summer challenge (or do you know one)? If so, read on to find out how you (or your friend) can make $5,000 developing for WordPress this summer. (Best. Summer. Job. Ever.)

GSoC Logistics:

175 mentoring organizations (including WordPress)
Highly competitive and prestigious program (in 2010, 5539 proposals were submitted by 3464 students, and 1026 were accepted)
You must be enrolled in an accredited college/university
Coding period is May-August
Successful completion of project = $5,000
GSoC FAQ answers all your questions

WordPress logistics:

Mentors include WordPress core developers, plugin authors (including BuddyPress and bbPress), mobile app developers, and WordPress professionals.
Projects are limited only by your imagination and ability.
Previous GSoC students have gained responsible roles in WordPress core development, like Dion Hulse and Andrew Nacin (core committers), and Daryl Koopersmith (wrote the internal linking feature in 3.1 and much of the custom menus feature in 3.0).
This year, in addition to accepting project proposals for the main WordPress web app, we’re also encouraging applications for projects with the WordPress mobile apps (iOS, Android, Blackberry, Nokia, Windows Phone 7), for community-developed plugins like BuddyPress and bbPress, and even standalone plugins that could become community projects. Check out our Codex page on GSoC 2011 for some ideas to get you thinking.
Last year we mentored 15 students, and hope to take on about the same number this year.

If you’re a college student/developer, we encourage you to apply. If you’re a professor or a teacher of graduating high school seniors, encourage your students! If you just want to help us spread the word, download the WordPress GSoC flyer and post it on campus bulletin boards in your town. Remember, April 8 is the deadline to apply!

If you’ve ever heard Matt Mullenweg talk about the early days of WordPress, the South by Southwest (SxSW) Interactive festival that takes place each spring in Austin, TX usually crops up in the story. South by Southwest is in full swing right now, and WordPress has been all over the place.

On Friday the 11th, Matt was interviewed by John Battelle of Federated Media in front of a packed ballroom, talking about the future of WordPress. That night, the annual SxSW WordPress BBQ party played host to hundreds of WordPress users, developers, and businesspeople, and attendees got an extra treat this year in the form of a t-shirt made especially to commemorate WordPress and its Texas roots.

On Saturday the 12th, a second party co-hosted by the Austin WordPress Meetup Group and GeekAustin (and co-sponsored by the WordPress Foundation and WPEngine) brought together a similar crowd but with the addition of local WordPress community members who were not registered for the SxSW conference.

Starting today, the South by Southwest trade show opens, and this year for the first time it will feature an official WordPress Genius Bar. Staffed by professional WordPress support staff, developers, advanced users, theme designers, and even some of the core contributors and project leaders, the booth will be open from 11am-6pm each day to answer questions and help people with any WordPress problems they might have. If you are at South by Southwest this year, consider stopping by to say hello and pick up a WordPress button or sticker. We’ll also have a limited supply of the special WordPress/Texas shirts that we’ll be giving away at the booth, so if you’re at SxSW between now and Thursday, stop by. Hope to see you there!

Location: The WordPress booth will be in trade show stand numbers 829, 831, 928, and 930 (it’s an endcap booth that combines those four spaces). You can find us in those spaces by following the numbered banners hanging from the ceiling.

The long-awaited fourteenth release of WordPress is now available. WordPress 3.1 “Reinhardt” is named in honor of the jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt. Version 3.1 is available for download, or you can update from within your dashboard.

This release features a lightning fast redesigned linking workflow which makes it easy to link to your existing posts and pages, an admin bar so you’re never more than a click away from your most-used dashboard pages, a streamlined writing interface that hides many of the seldom-used panels by default to create a simpler and less intimidating writing experience for new bloggers (visit Screen Options in the top right to get old panels back), and a refreshed blue admin scheme available for selection under your personal options.

There’s a bucket of candy for developers as well, including our new Post Formats support which makes it easy for themes to create portable tumblelogs with different styling for different types of posts, new CMS capabilities like archive pages for custom content types, a new Network Admin, an overhaul of the import and export system, and the ability to perform advanced taxonomy and custom fields queries.

With the 3.1 release, WordPress is more of a CMS than ever before. The only limit to what you can build is your imagination.

(No video yet for 3.1, we’re going to add it later.)

By the Numbers

There were over two thousand commits to the codebase in the 3.1 cycle! For a more comprehensive look at everything that has improved in 3.1, check out 3.1’s Codex page or the more than 820 closed issues in Trac.

Now is the time to drop by our development channels if you are interested in being involved with 3.2, as the agenda will be under discussion shortly. We’re hoping to get the 3.2 release out in a shorter development cycle (3.1 took too long) and include some fun improvements around plugins and the speed of the admin. (Don’t worry, we’re still planning on using PHP.)

We’re All in This Together

WordPress is the result of the combined effort of people from all over the world united with a common goal: to make the best darn web software for publishing your story on the web and sharing it with the world. Here is a list of the more than 180 people who helped out with development during the 3.1 cycle:

Aaron Campbell (aaroncampbell), Adam Backstrom (adambackstrom), John Ford (aldenta), Alex Dunae (alexdunae), Alex King (alexkingorg), Amanda French (amandafrench), Will Anderson (anderswc), Andrea Rennick (andrea_r), Andrew Ozz (azaozz), Andy Skelton (andy/skeltoac), Andy Blackwell (andyblackwell), André Renaut (arena), Andrei Vereha (avereha), Azizur Rahman (azizur), Barry Abrahamson (barry), Mohammad Jangda (batmoo), Beau Lebens (beaulebens), Ben Ward (benward), Matthew G. Richmond (bigdawggi), Rowan Rodrik van der Molen (bigsmoke), Glenn Ansley (blepoxp), blt4, bobbyblade, Boone B. Gorges (boonebgorges), Brian Colinger (briancolinger), Brian Layman (brianlayman), Caesar Schinas (caesarsgrunt), Ben Casey (casben79), Chip Bennett (chipbennett), Chris Sfanos, Chris Jean (chrisbliss18), Marco Cimmino (cimmo), Scott Reilly (coffee2code), Dylan Kuhn (cyberhobo), Darren Meehan (darrenmeehan), Dion Hulse (dd32), Dean Robinson (deanjrobinson), Demetris Kikizas, Δημήτρης Κίκιζας (demetris), Denis-de-Bernardy, djzone, Доктор Бро (doktorbro), Donal MacArthur (donalmacarthur), Dougal Campbell (dougal), Dre Armeda (dremeda), Jon Cave (duck_), Doug Provencio (dougwrites), Edward Hevlund (edward mindreantre), Einar Egilsson (einare), Eric Mann (ericmann), Austin Matzko (filosofo), Gil Rutkowski (flashingcursor), foofy, Francesco Laffi (francescolaffi), Gary Cao (garyc40), Justin Tadlock (greenshady), Reuben Gunday (greuben), hakre, Hui Chen (huichen), Ben Huson (husobj), Matt Thomas (iammattthomas), Ian Stewart (iandstewart), indie-ulf, Jacob Santos (jacobsantos), Jakub Míšek (jakub.misek), James Collins (jamescollins), Jane Wells (jane/janeforshort), jayjdk, Jason Penney (jczorkmid), Jeff Farthing (jfarthing84), Josh Kearney (jk0), joelhardi, John Blackbourn (johnbillion), John James Jacoby (johnjamesjacoby/jjj), John O’Nolan (johnonolan), John Bloch (JohnPBloch), Joost de Valk (joostdevalk/yoast), Aaron Jorbin (jorbin), Joseph Scott (josephscott), Justin Rainbow, Kapeel Sable (kapeels), Adam Harley (kawauso), Jorge Bernal (koke), Daryl Koopersmith (koopersmith), Lance Willett (lancewillett), Lutz Schroeer (latz), Lew Ayotte (layotte), linguasite, Lloyd Budd (lloydbudd), loushou, mailnew2ster, mako09, Mark Jaquith (markjaquith), Mark McWilliams (markmcwilliams), MattyRob, Mauro Gentile, Michael Adams (mdawaffe), Chris Meller (mellertime), Michael Fields (mfields), MichaelH, Mike Schinkel (mikeschinkel), Robert Chapin (miqrogroove), Michael “Mitcho” Erlewine (mitchoyoshitaka), David McFarlane (mrmist), mrwok, John Havlik (mtekk), Martin Widmann (mwidmann), Andrew Nacin (nacin), Nikolay Bachiyski (nbachiyski), Nathan Rice (nathanrice), Niall Kennedy (niallkennedy), Bernhard Riedl (neoxx), Nick Momrik (nickmomrik), Nils Juenemannn, Nicolas Kuttler (nkuttler), nootron, norbertm, Dominik Schilling (ocean90), ohanesian, Samuel Wood (Otto42), Ozh Richard (ozh), Pádraic Brady, Franklin Tse (peaceablewhale), Pete Mall (PeteMall), Phill Brown (phill_brown), Phill Kenoyer (PhillKenoyer), phrostypoison, Michael Pretty (prettyboymp), Simon Prosser (pross), Ptah Dunbar (ptahdunbar), Harsh J. Chouraria (qwertymaniac), Ran Yaniv Hartstein (RanYanivHartstein), Rasheed Bydousi (rasheed), Daniel Jalkut (redsweater), rfw, Rasmus Lerdorf (rlerdorf), Ryan McCue (rmccue), Roger Theriault (rogertheriault), ronbme, rovo89, Ryan Boren (ryan), Sara Cannon (saracannon), Scott Bressler (sbressler), Scott Kingsley Clark (sc0ttkclark), ScottMac, Silviu Cristian Burca (scribu), Sergey Biryukov, Сергей Бирюков (SergeyBiryukov), Alex Petrescu (SeyelentEco), Shawn Parker (shawnparker), shidouhikari, Simon Wheatley (simonwheatley), Matt Martz (sivel), Samir Shah (solarissmoke), sorich87, Mitch Canter (studionashvegas), t31os_, Tracy Cannon (TECannon), tech163, Aaron Brazell (technosailor), TheDeadMedic, Tim Moore (tmoorewp), Tobias Bäthge (TobiasBg), Tom Lany (tomthewebmaster), tonyf12, Utkarsh Kukreti (Utkarsh), Zé Fontainhas (vanillalounge), John Hawkins (vegasgeek), Michael Stewart (vericgar), Alex Mills (Viper007Bond), Vladimir Kolesnikov (vladimir_kolesnikov), wahgnube, wedsxcrfv, Peter Westwood (westi), whoismanu, Will Norris (wnorris), Wojtek Szkutnik (wojtek.szkutnik), wpcanyon, William P. Davis (wpdavis), Ron Rennick (wpmuguru), Kenneth Newman (WraithKenny), Yoav Farhi (yoavf), and Safirul Alfreda (zeo).

Bonus: Don’t forget to check out the latest on WordPress.tv to see all the cool WordCamp sessions you may have missed.

WordPress 3.0.5 is now available and is a security hardening update for all previous WordPress versions.

This security release is required if you have any untrusted user accounts, but it also comes with important security enhancements and hardening. All WordPress users are strongly encouraged to update.

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\nEnhances security
\nThree point one comes soon

The release addresses a number of issues and provides two additional enhancements:

Two moderate security issues were fixed that could have allowed a Contributor- or Author-level user to gain further access to the site.

One information disclosure issue was addressed that could have allowed an Author-level user to view contents of posts they should not be able to see, such as draft or private posts.

Two security enhancements were added. One improved the security of any plugins which were not properly leveraging our security API. The other offers additional defense in depth against a vulnerability that was fixed in previous release.

Thanks to Nils Jueneman and Saddy for their private and responsible disclosures to security@wordpress.org for two of the issues. The others were reported or repaired by our security team.

Download 3.0.5 or update automatically from the Dashboard > Updates menu in your site’s admin area. Please update immediately.

WordPress 3.1 Release Candidate 4 is also now available.

The Release Candidate 4 build includes the security fixes and enhancements included in 3.0.5 and addresses about two dozen additional bugs. This includes fixes for:

Deleting a user and reassigning their posts to another user.
Marking multiple users or sites as spam in multisite.
PHP4 compatibility.

As outlined in previous RC posts, if you are testing the release candidate and think you’ve found a bug, there are a few ways to let us know:

Post it to the Alpha/Beta area in the support forums
Report it to the wp-testers mailing list
Join the development IRC channel and tell us live at irc.freenode.net #wordpress-dev
File a bug ticket on the WordPress Trac

To test WordPress 3.1, try the WordPress Beta Tester plugin (you’ll want “bleeding edge nightlies”). Or you can download the release candidate here (zip). If any new issues become known, you’ll be able to find them here.

After nearly five months of development and testing, we think we’re very close to a final release. Users and developers, please test your themes and plugins.

Download WordPress 3.1 RC4 or WordPress 3.0.5 now.

Mark your calendars: WordCamp San Francisco, the official annual WordPress conference, will be August 12-14, 2011. This year will mark the 5th anniversary of WordCamp, and as always will feature Matt Mullenweg’s “State of the Word” address as well as a variety of amazing speakers that you’d normally only get to see at expensive industry conferences. This year the program will be expanded to three days, with programming for publishers, bloggers, and developers. There will also be related activities, like core team summits, workshops for contributors, designers, and local organizers, and various professional and networking events. The planning is just beginning, so save the date on your calendar and keep an eye on the WordCamp SF 2011 site (and/or follow the @wordcampsf twitter account) for updates as details become available.

*For people who attended WordCamp SF last year who thought the annual event this year would be called WordCon, with WordCamp SF becoming a more locally-oriented event, you can read my long-winded explanation of why we didn’t go that route over the on the WordCamp Central blog.

WordPress 3.1 Release Candidate 3 is now available. After careful evaluation of the 3.1 features in RC2, we recognized the need to make some adjustments. There are some significant differences from previous versions of 3.1, so please review the changes if you have been developing against a beta or RC version.

The biggest change is the removal of AJAX list tables, which had been an effort to move all of our list-style screens to full AJAX for pagination, searches, and column sorts, and to consolidate the list-style screens into a single API that plugins could leverage. Unfortunately, with more testing came realizations that there were too many major bugs and usability issues with how the functionality was implemented, so we’ve spent the last week rolling back the most important portions of the feature.

For users: AJAX has been entirely disabled for the list tables. We hope to bring this back again, in a form that is properly and fully implemented, in a future release. Column sorting remains, but everything else has returned to its 3.0 state.
For developers: The entire list table API is now marked private. If you attempt to leverage new components of the API, you are pretty much guaranteeing that your plugins will break in a future release, so please don’t do that. $\':-)\'$ We hope to enable all the fun new goodies for public use in a future release.

This is the only way we could prevent any regressions in functionality and usability from WordPress 3.0 to 3.1. That’s right, users and plugin authors can still do everything you used to be able to do (and a little bit more).

Because of the code churn between RC2 and RC3, this release candidate needs a lot of testing. Every list screen needs testing. In particular, the comment moderation screen needs testing, especially with keyboard shortcuts (if you didn’t know about those, now’s your chance to try them out).

Other fixes in RC3 include:

Properly display the author dropdown in Quick Edit
Various important fixes to numerous taxonomy query variables
Fixes to the theme deletion process
Fixes to pages used for posts
IIS and Multisite: Avoid resetting web.config on permalink save
Properly validate post formats and their rewrite rules

I’m assembling a group of friends in Washington, D.C., this weekend to test WordPress 3.1 and provide feedback. We’d love to see this idea catch on among friends at coffee shops around the world. (We’ll blog our results, and we’re thinking about using the hashtag #wptest on Twitter.) If you are testing the release candidate and think you’ve found a bug, there are a few ways to let us know:

Post it to the Alpha/Beta area in the support forums
Report it to the wp-testers mailing list
Join the development IRC channel and tell us live at irc.freenode.net #wordpress-dev
File a bug ticket on the WordPress Trac

To test WordPress 3.1, try the WordPress Beta Tester plugin (you’ll want “bleeding edge nightlies”). Or you can download the release candidate here (zip).

We’re going to study this release carefully to see where we can improve on our internal processes in the future. With that, our requisite haiku, authored by Jane:

Pulling the AJAX –
\nsometimes you need to step back
\nand show some restraint.

Happy testing!

The second release candidate for WordPress 3.1 is now available. The requisite haiku:

Rounding up stragglers
\nLast few bugs for 3.1
\nGo test RC2

As I outlined in the announcement post for RC1, release candidates are the last stop before the final release. It means we think we’re done, and we again have no bugs to squash. But with tens of millions of users, many server configurations and setups, and thousands of plugins and themes, it’s still possible we’ve missed something.

Beta 1 came on Thanksgiving, RC1 on Christmas, and RC2 on New Year’s Day. We won’t be waiting for another holiday for the final release, though, so if you haven’t tested WordPress 3.1 yet, now is the time!

Select changes since RC1:

The security fixes included in WordPress 3.0.4
Fix issues related to handling a static front page
Fixes and enhancements for the pagination buttons
Fix searching for partial usernames
Properly reactivate plugins after editing them
Always show the current author in the author dropdown when editing a post
Fixes for attachment taxonomies
Fix node removal for the admin bar
Fix the custom post type show_in_menu argument
Various fixes for right-to-left languages
and a few dozen more changes

If you are testing the release candidate and think you’ve found a bug, there are a few ways to let us know:

Post it to the Alpha/Beta area in the support forums
Report it to the wp-testers mailing list
Join the development IRC channel and tell us live at irc.freenode.net #wordpress-dev
File a bug ticket on the WordPress Trac

To test WordPress 3.1, try the WordPress Beta Tester plugin (you’ll want “bleeding edge nightlies”). Or you can download the release candidate here (zip).

If any known issues crop up, you’ll be able to find them here. If you’d like to know which levers to pull in your testing, check out a list of features in our Beta 1 post.

Download WordPress 3.1 RC 2

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